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--- action:Resize_Image [2016/09/12 05:25] – Added Set Image DPI peternlewis
+++ action:Resize_Image [2021/05/26 02:10] (current) – ADD screenshot and reformat actions into table. Add details to Action Descriptions. JMichaelTX
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-There are a variety of actions to resize or crop an image either in the system clipboard, or in a [[:Clipboards|Named Clipboard]].
+====== Modify an Image Action ======
+(Options in _Resize an Image_ Action)
-You can:
+There are a variety of actions to modify an image either in the [[:Clipboards#System_Clipboard| System Clipboard]], or in a [[:Clipboards|Named Clipboard]].
+{{:action:resize-image-action.png?nolink|}}
+** Choose One of the Following Actions from the "Resize" Popup Menu:**
+^ Action Option ^ Description ^
+| Resize an Image | Scale it to specified dimensions (width and height), which may distort image. |
+| Resize an Image to Fit | Scale it to fit within specified dimensions (width and height), maintaining original relative proportion. |
+| Resize the Canvas | **Change Size of Canvas with the image left in the center of the new canvas.**\\    • Image will be cropped if Canvas size is smaller than Image size.\\   • Transparent Margin will be added if Canvas size is larger than Image size. |
+| Add/Remove Margins to an Image | Change the margin on each edge of an image. |
+| Crop an Image | Crop to Dimensions set by Left, Top position and Width and Height. |
+| Set Image DPI | Set the effective DPI of the image (the pixels are unchanged). |
-* *Resize an Image*, scaling it to specified dimensions.
-* *Resize an Image to Fit*, scaling it to fit within specified dimensions.
-* *Resize the Canvas*, with the (possibly cropped) image left in the center of the new canvas.
-* *Add Margins to an Image*, adding (or removing) a margin to each edge of an image.
-* *Crop an Image*, selecting a particular section of the image.
-* *Set Image DPI*, set the effective DPI of the image (the pixels are unchanged).
 Note that the actions refer to image pixels, irrespective of the DPI of the image.