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Is there any simple way of changing the dimensions of a picture when adding it to a post? (Other than downloading and change it in an editor.) Sometimes the default size of the image I find is not good for the readability of what I am writing.

//Unrelated, is meta the right place for this type of questions?

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Yes. If you upload the image using the image dialog so it's hosted by imgur, you can change the name of the image to display resized ones that are automatically generated on upload:

  • Add l at the end of the image name for a 640 pixels in width large image,
  • add m for a 320 pixels wide medium image,
  • t for a 160 pixels wide tiny image,
  • or s for a small 90x90 pixels thumbnail

Mind that these file name suffixes are case sensitive!


For example, https://i.sstatic.net/sI5O0.jpg is a fairly large image. By adding those letters to its file name, we can get:

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  • $\begingroup$ Very useful to know. Anyway of changing it after it is added? (Without deleting it and trying to remember where you found the image) $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 14, 2015 at 20:26

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