How to get Full Image in corner

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February 24, 2020
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I've seen some art streams where the digital artists are zoomed in on their canvas and they have the full picture view, typically in the top left corner of the screen. I'm wondering if I can do the same, or if I just mistook that feature for another digital program? Thanks for the help!

Correct answer Semaphoric

If you want to view the entire image, View > Fit on Screen [Control+0]. You can also open a second window for the image, with it's own zoom level, Window > Arrange > New Window For filename [down at the bottom of the menu].

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HistoricalDancer

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This is not working for me. The command-) is not fitting the document in the screen. Help please!

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Aleke

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Hi @HistoricalDancer, welcome to the community!

Could you share a bit more about what’s happening? Which version of Photoshop are you using? And just to clarify, are you saying that the Ctrl + 0 shortcut isn’t working for you? If that’s the case, one thing to check is whether Num Lock is turned on, as that can sometimes interfere.

Looking forward to helping you out!
Alek

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Semaphoric

Correct answer

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If you want to view the entire image, View > Fit on Screen [Control+0]. You can also open a second window for the image, with it's own zoom level, Window > Arrange > New Window For filename [down at the bottom of the menu].

HyperexpressionAuthor

Known Participant

Thank you! Although, I wanted to see if I could have like a zoomed out version in the corner WHILE zooming in

HyperexpressionAuthor

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Oh never mind! The second option worked. Thanks

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