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# Personalized image download for a specific size/format

The present article will show how it is possible to create custom hyperlinks that will download the same specific image but in different sizes, namely:

* **Full** corresponds to a size of **1920 x 1280** pixels.
* **Thumbnail** corresponds to a size of **200 x 200** pixels.
* **Mini** corresponds to a size of **100 x 100** pixels.

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**Info:** 

The **Visualforce Page** and **Apex Class** used in the present article can be found on **GitHub** by following this link: <https://github.com/SharinPix/demo-apex/tree/personalized-size-download>
{% endhint %}

* In the present context, the **Visualforce Page** is launched from a **custom lightning action** found on the record page of the Contact object. The screenshot below shows the custom action being executed.

![](/files/Pc3rsMtF20qiySw9KfnE)

* Upon clicking on an image's thumbnail, several hyperlinks appear. Each of these hyperlinks downloads the current image in a different size.

![](/files/XXcgahk4wmqLdDkDYA8j)

* Upon clicking on the **Download full Image** hyperlink, an image of size **1920 x 1280** pixels is downloaded.

![](/files/lPgB8264MB44s1lJ0yH7)

* Upon clicking on the **Download thumbnail Image** hyperlink, an image of size **200 x 200** pixels is downloaded.

![](/files/z3E4hSdUsDXv0O4fmRQ1)

* Upon clicking on the **Download mini Image** hyperlink, an image of size **100 x 100** pixels is downloaded.

![](/files/FV7mcQ64qIHa9xmC7QeZ)


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