How can I make an inline image larger?

Question

Our Confluence was updated recently, and now when I have an inline image I cannot adjust the size. I inserted an inline image in the new interface and it's so small, like 40x40 pixels, that you can barely even tell it's an image. My only option to make the image larger is to select "original size," but then I am no longer able to make the image inline with the text or other images.

How do I adjust the size of an inline image in the new interface?

Edited to add: I realized my screenshot didn't include what my utility menu for images looks like. Here's an example of two inline images next to each other in my document, and there's no way to make them larger. They are objectively too small at around 40 pixels in height.

Joe Bridgeman · Answer

I'm seeing this too. I wanted to place two images side-by-side. "Original Size" puts them in their own paragraphs. "Inline" shrinks them to miniscule sizes (I think the size of my type). I used to be able to size them "inline" so they're viewable. But now I can't.

Jenn M · Answer

I could make inline images neat and uniformed in height before by controlling the size in the utility menu. The size that I'm locked into using now is much too small to be useful visually, and it's also an accessibility issue because of the less than a minimum 24 pixel target size.

Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM · Answer

The way I figured this was inline or link mode has no size adjustment.  Only using that next icon gives you the ability to put in the numbers for the dimension.