Resizing images is now done automatically by the FrameWiki system however uploading large images can take a long time so you may prefer to resize your images before uploading to save time.  FrameWiki will resize your images to 400 pixels wide x 600 pixels high so aim for this if you do choose to resize your images.

Naming of the image files needs to be kept to web standards - all lowercase with no spaces.  Using the frame name at the start of the file name followed by the image number is helpful for managing the images, for example: testframe_1.jpg followed by testframe_2.jpg etc.  You can illustrate your frame with up to 6 images.

An easy way to achieve the above (for Windows XP users) is to download a free add-on from Microsoft to do it quickly and easily.

The download the 'IMAGE RESIZER' from here: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx and install it by double clicking on the downloaded file.

An alternative resizer can be found here: http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm

Once installed, you simply select the image you want to use, right click and set the parameters to suite.  To set the image size exactly to the size you want click on 'Advanced' and select 'Custom' to set the maximum width and height - 400 x 600 in the example below. Clicking OK will create a copy of the original image in the same disk location (unless 'don't create copies' is selected).