Resize Image

Description

This action resizes your Image File, e.g., by px (pixels), centimeters or percentage.

Supported formats (input and output):

  • JPEG / JPG
  • PNG
  • TIFF
  • GIF
  • BMP
  • SVG

Input Arguments

Input ArgumentTypeDescriptionRequired?Advanced Option?Default
Image FileThe image as an ObjectThe image file you want to resize. Allowed formats are JPEG, PNG, TIFF, GIF and BMP. The format wil be recognized automatically. File only – no string/Base64 allowed✔️-
Image WidthNumberThe desired width of the output image file you want to resize. If set to 0, the width will be set automatically. Per default the width stands for pixels - can be changed in the advanced option Resize by.0 (equals Auto)
Image HeightNumberThe desired height of the output image file you want to resize. If set to 0, the height will be set automatically. Per default the height stands for pixels - can be changed in the advanced option Resize by.0 (equals Auto)
Resize byChoice FieldUnit of width and height. Allowed entries are %, cm and px (pixels).✔️px will be used if no value entered
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We recommend to only set one of the two options width and height by yourself to avoid a distorted image. If you set only one of these two options the other one will be used to keep the side ratio of the image.

Response

ResponseTypeDescription
File responseFileThe resized image file (binary response).
File response as stringStringBase64-encoded string representation of the resized image. Useful for storing the image in variables.
MIME typeStringThe MIME type of the output file, e.g. image/jpeg, image/png.
ExtensionStringFile extension of the resized image, e.g. jpeg, png, etc.

Power Automate Examples

Reduce the height by 50 %

We use our Power2Apps logo which we have stored in our SharePoint. This picture has a resolution of 624 * 624 px.

We choose 50 as the width and set Resize by to %. We leave the height as 0. This means that the our height is set automatically accordingly to our entered width. All entries except a 0 (Auto) or 50 would lead to a distorted image.

Since we are okay with getting a jpg, we can leave the Format field blank.

Picture To save it in SharePoint you need to choose File response as the File Content setting.

Known Limitations

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If you experienced other limitations please get in touch with us!