Photoshop Background add image size scale
- The first way to gain more space on the Photoshop interface is to scale the entire image.
- Go for it in the task bar and click on "image". Then select "image size".
- This also works with the Shortcut [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [I].
- Now a window will appear. In this you can set the desired proportions. Photoshop to a scale indication of pixels, as in stating the percentages.
- Further, you can specify here, whether you scale the styles, and the proportions to be preserved.
- With the Check the last check box "new" will be created to calculate the total levels of new. Between the five calculation variants can be selected.
Photoshop: image size scale (source photo: Pixabay)
Photoshop Background expand: work area zoom in
- The second option is the working surface to adapt. Here are all of the elements and objects remain in the file its normal proportions. It is only the Background will be magnified.
- Look for it in the task bar "image" and then select "work area". Faster, too, with the Shortcut [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [C].
- In the "workspace"window, you can adjust the desired size with width and height.
- If you activate the check box "Relative", refer to the dimensions on the ratio in which the working surface is changed. It is disabled, the entered dimensions are considered to be absolutely.
- The last setting is the anchor. Here you select the direction in which the objects are aligned in comparison to the new work area.
Photoshop: work area (source of photo: Pixabay)
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