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I have a png which is 72 x 72 (I get this info when I view properties on that image under Mac).
I put that image in an ImageView using layout_width/layout_height as ‘wrap_content’.
But when I compare that with another ImageView which I specified as ’96dp’ in both layout_width/layout_height. That png imageView is bigger.
Can anyone please tell me how can I resize my 72×72 png so that it looks as big as 96dp x 96dp under android.
Check out the documentation on providing resources. Resources you put in res/drawable assume they are the resources for a medium density device, and will be scaled up and down to suit the device that runs the app. You could supply a 96×96 resource in the res/drawable-hdpi folder, or put the 76×76 resource in res/drawable-nodpi.
But I’m not really clear on what you want. Sounds like you want to know how to resize the image using software on your desktop so the image is 96×96 instead of 76×76? Not a Mac user, so not sure what programs are available by default.