Page Resizing Help

[EpithetSoup]

Just curious, but when resizing images/comics, how do I shrink any page for Tapas without destroying the quality and making it all messed up and pixelated?

[AuxwaveCreations]

I like to use Croppy since I post on Tapas AND Webtoons.

https://knicknic.github.io/croppy/

A big part of posting webcomcs on sites like Tapas and Webtoons is that you can upload multiple files, so if your single image is coming out low res then this is a good solution. Export at a larger size, then put it through croppy-- which will do its best to give you multiple images (named in order with numbers) that you can upload instead.

Of course this also depends what size you are originally working in.

[Questionable_Liquid]

I mainly go to this website! Very useful, but quite tedious if you are a free user. Free users can only resize three, whatever you are resizing, at a time. Premium users can use as many as they like.

Honestly, go free.

[river121693]

do you work at a high enough dpi? try starting at 350 dpi.
I make my comic at standard manga paper size (3500x5000 px) and 350 dpi for a manga format, and then shrink/reformat it for webtoon/tapas and I've never had any issues.

You should also save your files in PNG for webtoon/tapas. Jpg will be blurry.

[system]

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