How do I maintain the image proportions when I resize my images in Photoshop?

August 21, 2012   /   by Marco  / Categories :  Software

The best way to resize an image it to ensure the image proportions are maintained, otherwise the image may look stretched or weird. When using photoshop, you can use the Image size function. You just have to make sure Constraints proportions is selected:

 

Alternatively, you can select the image then press CTRL-T and drag the corners. But before dragging the corners you need to make sure the proportions are locked by clicking on the lock button as shown below:

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