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How to scale cloud objects without the mask cutting them off

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Apr 21, 2021 Apr 21, 2021

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How to resize an image from adobe cloud library without using a mask? Is it posible to make for example an elipse out of the circle? I realized that the mask is cutting the image but I can not easly find any options to just disable this mask. Is it even possible or I need to edit the image in photoshop? The images imported directly from my computer are able to scale, but this is not working with the cloud files. I can not change the aspect ratio of the image within the mask. Here is an example:Adobe-XD-2021-04-21-13-36-26.gif

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The artwork appears to be masked with the container--otherwise, the circles along the edges of the graphic would be outlined in green and there would be a solid green circle with a white link symbol on the upper left corner. To ungroup it with the mask, go to Object > Ungroup Mask (you can also right-click on it and select Ungroup Mask from the contextual menu) then you can delete the rectangle shape to leave just the artwork.

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The artwork appears to be masked with the container--otherwise, the circles along the edges of the graphic would be outlined in green and there would be a solid green circle with a white link symbol on the upper left corner. To ungroup it with the mask, go to Object > Ungroup Mask (you can also right-click on it and select Ungroup Mask from the contextual menu) then you can delete the rectangle shape to leave just the artwork.

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