How To Change the Size of Images and Media in Apture

Written by Andrew Machado on August 4, 2009

Apture is a world class tool for displaying media within your web browsers. Sometimes though there are Images or YouTube videos that just seem to small or large for their proposed readers. Well changing Images and Video sizes within Apture is quite easy.

To do this look for the pull down menu when you are Inserting Media that says Show: Preview & Options.

Select Content Size and choose the size that you would like the image to be displayed at.

This also applies to video. And as you can see from the results below resizing video to a more widescreen format can really make your media pop.

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On October 18th, 2009 at 10:48 am, How to Use Apture | bloggersexpose.com said…: [...] Embed images: Using Apture saves me a lot of time. For example when I use an image from Flickr, the shortest time it takes me to source, resize, embed, and credit an image is 06:48 minutes. The same process with Apture takes me just 44 seconds. Check out how to use Creative Commons images in Apture. If you use stock images, you can upload the images from your computer quickly resize them with Apture, using the ‘Upload File’ function. Check out how to resize images. [...]

On October 18th, 2009 at 5:07 pm, How to Use Apture said…: [...] Embed images: Using Apture saves me a lot of time. For example when I use an image from Flickr, the shortest time it takes me to source, resize, embed, and credit an image is 06:48 minutes. The same process with Apture takes me just 44 seconds. Check out how to use Creative Commons images in Apture. If you use stock images, you can upload the images from your computer quickly resize them with Apture, using the ‘Upload File’ function. Check out how to resize images. [...]

On October 19th, 2009 at 2:31 pm, How to Use Apture | Wizpress.com said…: [...] Embed images: Using Apture saves me a lot of time. For example when I use an image from Flickr, the shortest time it takes me to source, resize, embed, and credit an image is 06:48 minutes. The same process with Apture takes me just 44 seconds. Check out how to use Creative Commons images in Apture. If you use stock images, you can upload the images from your computer quickly resize them with Apture, using the ‘Upload File’ function. Check out how to resize images. [...]

On October 25th, 2009 at 9:21 pm, How to Use Apture || eMarketingView said…: [...] Embed images: Using Apture saves me a lot of time. For example when I use an image from Flickr, the shortest time it takes me to source, resize, embed, and credit an image is 06:48 minutes. The same process with Apture takes me just 44 seconds. Check out how to use Creative Commons images in Apture. If you use stock images, you can upload the images from your computer quickly resize them with Apture, using the ‘Upload File’ function. Check out how to resize images. [...]

On November 4th, 2009 at 2:26 pm, How to Use Apture « Blogoholics Anonymous said…: [...] Embed images: Using Apture saves me a lot of time. For example when I use an image from Flickr, the shortest time it takes me to source, resize, embed, and credit an image is 06:48 minutes. The same process with Apture takes me just 44 seconds. Check out how to use Creative Commons images in Apture. If you use stock images, you can upload the images from your computer quickly resize them with Apture, using the ‘Upload File’ function. Check out how to resize images. [...]

On February 7th, 2010 at 11:54 am, Janis Gagliardi said…: I love Apture!!

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