Image (Photo) Resize using Workflow is possible?

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l'm looking for a way of resizing an Image/Photo on a Sharepoint Attachement or Picture Library.

I Imagine the following:

1. Any Size Image is uploaded by user.

2. A FLOW Triggers and resize the image to a pre-set values.

3. Original Image is saved (or Delete) and Resize image is saved.

Anyone know if this is possible?

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v-xida-msft Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Anonymous,

Do you want to resize an Image within Microsoft Flow?

I afraid that there is no way to resize an image to a pre-set values in Microsoft Flow currently, if you would like this feature to be added in Microsoft Flow, please submit an idea to Flow Ideas Forum:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/idb-p/FlowIdeas

Best regards,

Kris

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rvaish 14 on at

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Try using the Generate Thumbnail action of Cognitive Vision connector.

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Jay-Encodian 2,920 on at

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Hey,

Apologies for picking up an old thread... but this can now be done via the Encodian connector (third party) using the 'Resize an Image' action.

A free subscription plan is available, paid plans for higher throughput.

Cheers Jay

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maheshdadhich 27 on at

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What is API key in Encodian connector and what should we pass in it

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abm abm 32,985 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @maheshdadhich ,

Encodian is a third party product and you need license to use this.

For more info https://www.encodian.com/products/document-manager-for-microsoft-flow/

Thanks

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Jay-Encodian 2,920 on at

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Hi @maheshdadhich
Simply complete this form on the Encodian website and you're allocated an API key instantly - https://www.encodian.com/products/document-manager-for-microsoft-flow/#pdfTrial
After the 30 day trial, you're automatically moved to the 'Free' subscription plan.
HTH
Jay

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Jer8m3 30 on at

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Today, i don't find the solution in internet, then i post here for others in this case.

Yes it's possible (for free).

you can use http request to SharePoint

1. store the file in sharepoint
2. resize with http request
3. create the resized file in sharepoint

resolution=0: 300px
resolution=1: 480px
resolution=2: 750px
resolution=3: 1024px
resolution=4: 1600px
resolution=5: 2560px
resolution=6: 4928px – Original file size
if security policy let you access internet, you can use :
https://xxxx.sharepoint.com/_api/v2.0/sharePoint:/sites/xxxx/Uploaded/yourphoto.jpg:/driveItem/thumbnails/0/c1920x999999/content
and then you can choose exactly the size you want (replace 1920x999999 by the size you need)

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WhatsHisName 42 on at

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Excellent find @Jer8m3 . This works like a charm.

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ObiShyamKenobi 23 on at

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Hey @Jer8m3 , in the task of requesting the HTTP - what did you use after the 'path='?
I can't seem to get it to work.

Thanks in advance.

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Jer8m3 30 on at

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Hi,

Just the URL of the image you want to resize 😉

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