Export PNG's at the same size I have cropped them

Hi, I am exporting frames as PNG's, is there a way to export them at the same size as I have cropped the actual video, when I export them they are then exported at the same size as the actual video and not at the crop size I have set?
I really need them to be exported at the crop size I have set in Premiere Pro, thanks.

Ah I see, so if I create a new sequence and set the size it will then export at that size?
I did try resizing using paintshop (all I have atm) but it was losing too much quality.
Also would it be worth investing in photoshop for resizing, does that resize with better quality?

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