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I agree. But your answer is outside of my question. Sorry, but I asked about changing the canvas size and an issue with the position of the art on this canvas. I think your answer concerns resizing. Please read what I wrote above. But thanks anyway.

Guys thank you, but my doubt was solved. 😃 @MEB @Pšenda Thank you for clarify and help with the workaround.

@Pšenda Worked! When I placed the anchor top left corner. But unfortunately I need gain area on the all sides of my canvas. But you workaround work for me, I have to move all the layer to the center... This is exactly what I doing. I work on Aseprite. AP is just for print : ) But sometimes we need to adjust the canvas or reposition an image, in this case I have all the art in layers so I can replace and move these images easily.

Hi @DWright! Of course mate! Thanks for trying to reproduce! No layers selected and my anchor is center: I'll show to you two images, one is the original without canvas resize and the other with the canvas resize applied. One important thing to say, these images will be printed, so I'm having to work with inches. To solve this I have to position the art on the canvas. There is! Another very important thing, I tried to use the force feature to align the pixels and move the whole pixel too... not work for me. But when I move the image, the strange pixels disappear: In this case I only moved the ship, the scenery and the other things I didn't move, see how the strange pixels on the ship disappeared when I moved the image. I'm going to make a video about this.

Hey guys! Firstly: I never said I wanted to resize the pixel art. I even reread it again to see if I had written something wrong... I use Aseprite to create my pixel art and there I multiply it to the exact size I want. We are talking about canvas here. You know? That work area where the art stays. In Photoshop, we can resize the canvas without affecting the internal image, the art. Second, in response to the pixel art issues, what does this have to do with resizing the canvas? But for you to understand, I have multiple arts resized by 500% and repositioned one on top of the other, layers, (I still have to readjust their positions). This art will be printed on paper, not for monitors. When I said pure, I meant not resized within the AP, as I said I do this in another program. I understand the problem: When I change the size of the canvas (not the image size or document size) the image moves and it loses its original pixel position. So we have a distortion. To solve it you have to reposition the pixel on the canvas and the problem will go away. But this is counterproductive, since I just want to change the size of the canvas.

Hey guys! As some of you know I use my Affity package to work with Pixel art. I retired my Photoshop. I have a doubt. When I change the size of my canvas, it distorts my image, my pixel art. You know, pixel art is something very, very precise. In a larger image I could ignore this noise, but in pixel art it is not possible. I would like to be able to change my canvas without changing the pixels of the image, is this possible? I'll give an example to make it clearer. the first image is my pure image, and the second one is with the canvas resize applied. Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi Guys! There is a shortcut for this? Like hold alt? Or other key? But something more fast, just click to eye dropper and return to current tool.

Alright! You are right! In pixel if I don't use no comma is perfect. But I need to print the art and I need that in cmm But you make me understand the situation... Thank you @Return!

My point here is, why when I move from 0,55cmm to 0,56cmm using my mouse is perfect and when I use the move tool or alignment tool to do the same positions the image gets blurred?

Hello! It's off! But no matters if is on or off this bug happens in both states!

Adding more informations... My Affinity Photo is the last one. Macbook m1 - last operational system. • My layer is a non rasterized image. When I move the image around the canvas with my mouse and I place the image on canvas in any position, it's ok! No weird pixel is created. But when I move the image using transform tool the image lost resolution and receive weird pixels... Thank all!

Hi Guys, I believe that this a bug, but correct me if I'm wrong. When I move my image on the screen anywhere it stays intact. No weird pixels added, when I use the mouse, but when I use the alignment tool then strange pixels are created in my image. Bug or something I'm doing wrong? I'll show this in a video! Thank you in advance! IMG_0224.MOV

Hi guys! Can we save the option that I chose? When that I restart AP I have to change the option that I prefer, in this case "Layer". Do we have some type of "player prefers"? Thanks!

Guys, first V.2.2, 2.3, 2.4... they have a lot of thing to do in 2.0 yet! I have bought the complete package and honestly I hope that these updates to reach my package. And not on a new 3.0 version.

@2ddpainter thank you ! Looks like very interesting! I'm started study a couple of programs... https://toonsquid.com This one have a lot of potential but unfortunately, the program cannot import vectors... In Mac we have other great options, like Spine and ToomBom but too much expensive. :/