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Easiest way is to set the numbers in the Transform panel for the Height and Width. Now use the little "Linked" indicator to the right of them and lock the aspect ratio. You can now resize it using the transform panel or holding the shift key down (so as to preserve the aspect ratio) while using the move tool.

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2 minutes ago, Old Bruce said:

Easiest way is to set the numbers in the Transform panel for the Height and Width. Now use the little "Linked" indicator to the right of them and lock the aspect ratio. You can now resize it using the transform panel or holding the shift key down (so as to preserve the aspect ratio) while using the move tool.

Ok, so no native support for set to fixed ratios?

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32 minutes ago, GeirSol said:

Ok, so no native support for set to fixed ratios?

How do you imagine "native" support for fixed ratio?

Aspect ratio is preserved when resizing with the Move Tool while holding Shift.

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Hi @GeirSol,

You can also control the Scale of your image from the Context Toolbar when using Picture Frames - 

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However there is no support for 'fixed ratios' here, in terms of the Golden Ratio etc, my apologies.

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27 minutes ago, Pšenda said:

How do you imagine "native" support for fixed ratio?

Aspect ratio is preserved when resizing with the Move Tool while holding Shift.

Here's what I had in mind. From Gimp

image.png.8c007d619f3a894dc50ec5116fb3ccef.pngimage.png.adeb0a6b8f5f8ed7af698628e69db172.png

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20 minutes ago, Dan C said:

Hi @GeirSol,

You can also control the Scale of your image from the Context Toolbar when using Picture Frames -

However there is no support for 'fixed ratios' here, in terms of the Golden Ratio etc, my apologies.

Thanks!

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1 hour ago, GeirSol said:

Here's what I had in mind. From Gimp

image.png.8c007d619f3a894dc50ec5116fb3ccef.pngimage.png.adeb0a6b8f5f8ed7af698628e69db172.png

If I understand the picture correctly, it is the equivalent of the proposed lock/link.

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