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The Scale Tool is used to scale layers, selections or paths (the Object).
When you click on image with the tool the Scaling Information dialog box is opened, allowing to change separately Width and Height. At the same time a Preview (possibly with a grid or an outline) is superimposed on the object and handles appear on corners and borders that you can click and drag to change dimensions. At center, a square with a cross inside, to move the preview (mouse pointer is a moving cross then).
You can access the Scale Tool in different ways:
from the image menu bar → → ,
by clicking the tool icon:
in the Toolbox,
by using the Shift+S key combination.
Holding the Shift key down will toggle the Keep aspect option.
Holding the Ctrl key down will toggle the Around center option.
Gereedschap opties van je actieve gereedschap worden normaliter getoond in een venster onder de gereedschapskist. Als dat venster er niet is kun je hem oproepen via het menu → → dat de opties van het actieve gereedschap laat zien.
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These options are described in Transform tools common options. |
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The Transform mode works on the active layer only. To work on all layers of the image, use Scale Image. |
To scale a path, please refer to Transforming path.
When you move a corner of the selection frame, this option will constrain the scale such as the Height/Width ratio of the layer will remain constant. Note that this doesn't work with border handles. Note also that it toggles the linking chain in the dialog.
When this option is enabled, you can scale from center, radially if “Keep aspect” is checked, else vertically or horizontally.
Here, you can set Width and Height you want to give to the object. The default unit of measurement is pixel. You can change it by using the drop-down list. These values are also automatically changed when you drag handles in the image. If the associated linking chain is broken, you can change Width and Height separately.
With this button, available since GIMP 2.10.10, you can reset the transform handles back to the original square shape, while keeping the current transformation and zoom level. This enables you to create more complex transformations by making the transformation in several steps.
