Image Resize (Optimize)

Although it's possible to resize pictures directly on label (by dragging black square handles), internally, software still keeps original image. This way it ensures that best possible quality will be used while printing label. If you put extremely large picture to the label (for example, scanned high resolution image), sometimes it will use too much computer memory and reduce performance. In this case it would be advisable to internally resize image to improve memory usage while keeping same quality of printouts.

Another possible use of this option is to change size of one tile in case when Tiled option is used.

Image resize

Suggest size
Output resolution	Choose desired DPI resolution (Dots Per Inch). Note that you can (and it's usually recommended) set smaller resolution than maximum printer resolution. While printing, images are resized by using optimized algorithm that assures maximum quality. For example, if your printer's resolution is 600 DPI, you can safely set this value to 300 DPI. In this case, image will use approximately 1/4 of memory than 600 DPI image, but you probably won't be able to notice any loss of printout quality.
Get from printer	Get default printer resolution
Original size	Original image size
Suggested size	Suggested new size for the image (based on DPI setting above and original size)
Accept	Accept suggested size. When clicked, suggested size will be transferred to New size values.
New size
Width	New image width
Height	New image height
Lock	Lock aspect ratio, to prevent image deformation
Half / Double	Set the new size to half / double of the current size
Change size on label	When checked, image boundaries on the label will be adjusted