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| − | | | + | | The height of the image is scaled to match exactly the target height. The width is then scaled accordingly to maintain the original aspect ratio. |
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| − | | | + | | Scale the image proportionally until it fits inside of the target dimensions box. Also known as "long side fit". |
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| − | | | + | | Scale the image proportionally until the target dimensions box fits inside of the image. Also known as "short side fit". |
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| 6 || Inside and Pad | | 6 || Inside and Pad | ||
| − | | | + | | Same as ''Inside'' fitting method, but the unoccupied space in the target dimensions box is kept as padding. |
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| 7 || Outside and Crop | | 7 || Outside and Crop | ||
| − | | | + | | Same as ''Outside'' fitting method, but the parts of image which do not overlap with target dimensions box are cropped. |
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Revision as of 23:52, 23 August 2017
Fitting methods dictate how the image will be resized to the target dimensions.
The table below describes each method.
| # | Fitting method | Description |
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| 1 | Stretch | The original image is scaled vertically and horizontally to match exactly the target dimensions. Original aspect ratio is not maintained, so the image will get distorted. |
| 2 | Width | The width of the image is scaled to match exactly the target width. The height is then scaled accordingly to maintain the original aspect ratio. |
| 3 | Height | The height of the image is scaled to match exactly the target height. The width is then scaled accordingly to maintain the original aspect ratio. |
| 4 | Inside | Scale the image proportionally until it fits inside of the target dimensions box. Also known as "long side fit". |
| 5 | Outside | Scale the image proportionally until the target dimensions box fits inside of the image. Also known as "short side fit". |
| 6 | Inside and Pad | Same as Inside fitting method, but the unoccupied space in the target dimensions box is kept as padding. |
| 7 | Outside and Crop | Same as Outside fitting method, but the parts of image which do not overlap with target dimensions box are cropped. |