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November 15, 2018
Question

Text scale stays 100% while text layer is scaled unproportionally

  • November 15, 2018
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How can I get my text with really 100% dimensions back, after having scaled the text layer unproportionally in Photoshop 20?

Text will always show up as 100% in heigth and width even while it is completely streched?...

What did Adobe do with the last update, so many issues with Photoshop and Illustrator with core functions...

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Marja de Klerk
Inspiring
November 16, 2018

Photoshop CC 2019 now scales images proportionally by default. The aspect ratio is locked automatically. Holding Shift while dragging a corner handle lets you drag the handles in any direction. It will take some getting used to, but it is an easier workflow I think.

Someone75Author
Inspiring
November 16, 2018

@Marja: It's better to read the question before you answer.

I did not ask for help regarding scaling behavior. As you can see in the pictures I'm able to handle the new scaling!

I stated a bug that scaled type will keep wrong values in width and heigth, as you can see in the pictures. Both text fields do NOT contain text with 100% in both directions as it is stated in the settings.

mollym51135546
Participant
March 17, 2023

I have been looking for a solution to this as well, did you ever get this resolved?

Legend
November 15, 2018

Happens here too. Clearly  a bug.

Peru Bob
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 15, 2018

Hold shift while resizing.

Someone75Author
Inspiring
November 15, 2018

I know how to scale. I do not want to scale it proportionally.

The bug is, that the text is getting compressed and still shows a width of 100%. If type is scaled in heigth and in width it should not keep 100% in both directions. So while the frame was scaled there is no way to get the text back to 100% in width and height within the scaled frame!

Peru Bob
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 15, 2018

Try a different font.