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How to make a layer template to show specific print sizes

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Jan 29, 2024 Jan 29, 2024

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Is there a way to make a layer to scale in Photoshop that has the dimensions for specific print sizes? For example, on one layer, there would be bounding boxes for 5x7, 8x10, and 11x17 paper, or how will a 16:9 crop fit on an 11X17 piece of paper?  Then, I could add an image via a new layer and visually see how the image would fit into the various specific sizes.   Sort of like the image I have attached? 

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You're very welcome! 

 

If my approach helped, would you mind marking it as the correct answer so that others with the same question can find it more easily? Thanks 🙂

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Jan 29, 2024 Jan 29, 2024

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You could set up guides, convert the layer with the largest version into a Smart Object, duplicate that Smart Object layer, and resize those copies for the sizes you want. For versions that have a different aspect ratio, you can use a layer mask to hide unwanted portions.

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Thank you, I never thought about that!  

Walter 

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You're very welcome! 

 

If my approach helped, would you mind marking it as the correct answer so that others with the same question can find it more easily? Thanks 🙂

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