Crop or resize images

The case-study photos on slides 4 and 6 need to match size and focal point before Thursday's board review. Crop the images vertically so faces are centered, make both images the same height as the existing image on slide 4, and ensure they align with the slide margins. Do not alter captions or reorder slides.

Before I send this deck to procurement, standardize the images so a reviewer can compare offerings quickly. Make all product shots the same aspect ratio and size, center the subject in each crop, remove empty space, and flag any image that becomes pixelated when enlarged. Highlight slides where cropping changes the meaning or removes important context.

I tried to resize a screenshot for slide 7 and the embedded text became blurry. The slide must be legible for remote viewers. I'm unsure whether to crop tighter, replace the screenshot with a higher-res export, or add a callout instead. What is the fastest reliable fix that preserves the information and looks professional for the remote audience?

Across multiple engagements I waste hours resizing and recropping images to make slides consistent. This costs me credibility in client reviews when some slides still look off. What routine or rule should I adopt to stop reactive resizing—one that prevents inconsistent crops and reduces last-minute image work? Explain how to implement it in team reviews and client requests.