![]() ![]() Up until now, we were just scaling images, but now, we will scale the layer by selecting the first transform icon. Step 22: The scale tool gives us the option to scale a layer, selection, path, or image. So, undo this step from the edit menu or press Ctrl + Z ![]() Which we do not want because we want to scale a particular layer and not the entire image. Step 21: This will be the result if we scale the image. Now, if we use the two previous methods, which were to scale from the image menu or from the scale tool, it will resize the entire image. Step 20: Now, we will open an image which we will resize over the top of an image. Make sure you turn on snap to guides in the view menu. Step 12: Now, first, we will scale and move, which you can also do from the centre transform handle and snap the right side of the image to the guide as a reference. Step 11: For direction, there is an option for horizontal or vertical we keep Vertical and at 50% of the composition. If you want to remove a guide, simply drag it outside of the image. So, let’s create a guide from Image -> Guides -> New Guide (by Percent). Step 10: In order to measure the exact value of how much to scale or shrink the layer, we can use a guide. Finally, you can zoom out to see the full composition by pressing Ctrl and mouse wheel. But we will scale and align the image as shown. Also, you can change the aspect ratio if you unlink the linked icon from the scale popup menu. If you press shift, this will change the aspect ratio of the image and stretch it. Step 9: You will get the handles on the image in which you can put the exact dimensions or drag the handle bars to scale. Step 8: To make the image in proper dimensions for our composition, we have to scale the image for this, we go to Tools -> Transform Tools -> Scale or press Shift + S Step 7: Following the above steps, open a second image as a layer. Step 6: As we can see, the image is placed at the centre but is in not in proper size. Step 5: Navigate to the location of the image file on your computer and click open. Step 4: Next, we will open an image as a layer for that, go to the File menu and then Open as Layers… or press Ctrl + Alt + O If the layers panel is not open, then you can press Ctrl + L or open it from the windows menu. Step 3: In the layers panel, you can see there is a background layer.
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