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+# IMAGE RESIZER
+### Resize image to partiular dimensions.
+
+This python code takes image that needs to be resised and it uses Pillow module to resize the image by given dimensions entered by user and saves the resized image.
+
+#### Requirements:
+* Install Pillow module.
+* run `pip install pillow`
+
+### Usage
+* Clone the repo 
+* open the `Image-resizer` folder
+* copy the image that you want to resize to this folder
+* open cmd in `image-resizer` folder
+##### for windows
+* run `python resize.py`
+##### for linux
+* run `python3 resize.py`
+* after that type the name of the image file in images folder (ex: img.jpg, pic.png...)
+* enter the dimensions in the format(eg 1024x720 , 600x300...)
+* now your resized image is saved in folder.
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+from PIL import Image as img 
+import os
+
+file_name = input("Enter anpe of file: ")
+name , ext = file_name.split('.')
+pic = img.open((os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)),file_name)))
+
+ht, wt= input("Enter dimenstions(eg: 1024x720): ").split('x')
+dim = int(ht), int(wt)
+img_resize = pic.resize(dim)
+img_resize.save((os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)),f'{name}_resized.{ext}')))
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