SizeMethod

The image's width and height are multiplied by the value of the ScaleFactor property. Values greater than 1 enlarge the image, while values less than 1 reduce it. This method is useful for proportional resizing when a relative change in size is desired.

The image is resampled so that its horizontal and vertical resolution match the 'TargetResolution' property, adjusting pixel dimensions as needed. This is commonly used to standardize DPI across images for OCR or print workflows. If the image is already at the target resolution, no changes are made.

The image's pixel data is not altered; only the resolution (DPI) metadata is updated to match the TargetResolution property. This is useful for correcting or standardizing resolution information without affecting image quality or size.

The image is resized to the dimensions specified by the 'CustomSize' property. This method is ideal for generating fixed-size images, such as thumbnails or previews.

Adjusts the image so that its horizontal and vertical resolution are equal, correcting images with corrupt or inconsistent DPI values. The image is also rescaled to achieve a square aspect ratio, if necessary. This method is useful for repairing images with non-standard or missing resolution metadata.