downloading NCH PhotoPad Image Editor 11.76

Brightness, Contrast and Exposure are located on the left side of the toolbar and are a good place to start when editing your image.

The Color tab has several tools to help you perfectly adjust your photo. Sometimes photos turn out either too bright or too dark.For the web, 72 pixels/in is the standard. Note: The recommended photo resolution is 300 pixels/in. Select Super Resolution from the Upscale Method drop-down menu, and click Apply. Use Super Resolution to upscale your photos to maintain the highest quality with our AI machine learning algorithm. When you are making adjustments in millimeters or inches, you also have the option to adjust the resolution. Use the Units drop-down menu to make adjustments in pixels, inches, millimeters or percentages. When it is deselected, the image may warp depending on the dimensions you enter. When Keep Aspect Ratio is selected, the image will maintain its original proportions. We recommend selecting the Keep Aspect Ratio checkbox to avoid distorting your image. To resize your image to a specific output size, use the Resize button located on the home toolbar.When this is selected, the width will automatically update when you edit the height and vice versa. Select the Keep Aspect Ratio checkbox to maintain proportions. If you need to crop to a specific size, select your units, then enter the width and height. Select the radio button next to Portrait or Landscape to change the orientation. In the Crop tools, select from a list of common Aspect Ratios from the dropdown menu. You can move the crop by placing the mouse in the center of the crop, then click and drag to your desired location. When the mouse becomes a double-sided arrow, click and drag to adjust the crop size. Hover over the border of the default crop selection. The crop widget will appear over your photo. After clicking the Crop button on the home toolbar, the Crop options will appear in the Effects and Layers panel located on the right side of the window. The crop tool is located in both the Home Tab and the Edit Tab. Crop your photo to bring more focus on the subject.Note: Select Batch Edit if you want to edit multiple photos at once.

You may also click CTRL +O or drag and drop a file or folder into the program. Add a file by clicking Open on either the start screen or the Home toolbar.Click the “Add Files” button on the toolbar and browse to your files or drag and drop them from a folder on your computer directly into the image list in PhotoPad. Once the software is installed, add the image file(s) you want to convert. Begin by downloading and installing PhotoPad Photo Editor.

Downloading NCH PhotoPad Image Editor 11.76