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Specify image sizing
 If you choose JPEG, PSD, or TIFF as
your file format in the Export dialog box, specify the image size. - Resize To Fit
- Sets a maximum size for the width or height of your photos,
which determines how many pixels the photos have and specifies the
fineness of detail in the exported images. Select an option and
then specify edge measurements in inches, centimeters, or pixels.
If you check Don’t Enlarge, Lightroom respects the resolution you
specify and disregards width or height settings that would enlarge
the photo.
- Width & Height
- Resizes the photo to fit within the specified width and height, retaining
the original aspect ratio. Specifying 400 x 600,
for example, produces a 400 x 600 portrait photo
or a 400 x 267 landscape photo.
- Dimensions
- Applies the higher value to the longer edge of the photo
and the lower value to the shorter edge regardless of the photo’s
original aspect ratio. Specifying 400 x 600, for
example, produces a 400 x 600 portrait photo or
a 600 x 400 landscape photo.
- Long Edge and Short Edge
- Applies the value to the long or short edge of the photo
and uses the original aspect ratio of the photo to calculate the
other edge.
Note: The long edge of an exported
photo cannot exceed 65,000 pixels.
- Resolution
- Sets metadata within the exported photo that describes
how large the photos appear at a given resolution.
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