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How do a resize a layer to a percentage of the background?

New Here ,
Dec 05, 2023 Dec 05, 2023

How can I click on an image layer and type in a number equal to a percentage of the canvas size and have it resize my image to that size?

i.e. If I had a project open with 4 image layers, I could type in 25% for each image and then arrange them so that they all fit perfectly into the background.

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Dec 05, 2023 Dec 05, 2023
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Hi Ryan.  Do you mean like a montage?

Turn the rulers on, and drag out some guides that will snap to the centre of the image.

Select the Frame tool and drag out windows that snap to the guides like below.

 

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What you do then is select one of the frame layers, and go File > Place Embedded, and chose the image you want to put in that quadrent.  It will automatically size itself to fit the frame.  It's a real time saver for that sort of project.

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If you use View > Guides > New Guide Layout there are a number of presets that might work for you, but otherwise it's super simple to create the number of positions you need.  You can also use the first group of four as a template making it even easier.  Think about the end product.  I like to use the File > New > Print presets even when not printing.

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