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'''1. Install Gparted tool on Raspberry Pi'''
You can either use a terminal, and simply use the following commands:
[[File:Menu-gparted.jpg]]
'''2. Use Gparted on Raspberry Pi'''
When you start Gparted, you need to type your password (administrator privileges are required). Then, you’ll get an interface looking like:
[[File:Gparted-interface.jpg]]
'''Start by picking the disk you want to modify in the top-right corner.'''
Reminder: It’s not possible to make changes on the disk you are currently using. You have to install Raspberry Pi OS on another device, and then plug the drive you want to edit.
Once done, you can change anything with a right-click on the partition name or in the graphical representation. I will show you how to resize a partition or create a new one.
'''Resize a partition'''
You need to unmount the partition before resizing it. That’s why you can resize the system partition once the system is loaded. As Raspberry Pi OS will automatically mount all partitions, the first step is to right-click on it, and choose “Unmount”: