Upload Too Large

My daughter is trying to enter an on-line contest where she has to upload a photograph onto a web-site and then put the image into their program and then put the image on a box that contains their product and their name etc so it fills the box size. The problem is that when she uploads it , it appears .... blown up or zoomed in on the box and not as the whole original photograph uploaded. We can't figure out how to make the photograph she is trying to use so that it appears it it's original size and not zoomed in one on section .. any help is appreciated and .... Hope that makes sense !
Thanks, Eric

If the people running the contest had any sense, they'd have specified the dimensions of the image in pixels, not inches. With what they've given you, all you can do is approach the right size by repetitive trial-and-error, reducing the resolution of the image a little more each time until you get pretty close to the way you want it to look. You can bet that lots of other entrants are having exactly the same problem, because the contest sponsors haven't provided the information you need.

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