TWO Techniques That You (Probably) Don’t Know To MATCH Image Size in Photoshop

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In this tutorial, you will learn two techniques to match the image size (or document size) of another.

Method 01: Image Size/ Canvas Size (0:40)

Method 02: The Crop Tool’s Front Image Feature (2:04)

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Jesús Ramirez is a graphic designer and the founder of the Photoshop Training Channel, which he started in 2012 and has grown past two million YouTube subscribers. He has taught at Adobe MAX, Adobe Summit, and Photoshop World, teaches courses for CreativeLive and Pluralsight, and was one of five artists chosen for Adobe Stock's Make a Masterpiece campaign. His Photoshop templates shipped inside Photoshop CC 2018.

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4 Comments

  1. Thank you for sharing! And yes, you are right, these methods are new to me and will serve me well in the future!
    Thank you so much!
    Also I appreciate your channel very much!
    Have a nice day,
    Best

  2. I wanted to batch resize 24 images, I used the image processor and then tried to follow these methods – it kept going wrong. What do you think might be going wrong here. I would set the dimension and they kept springing back. When batch resizing I set them and some images would be cropped to smaller proportions.

    I have just used a site called brime which has done this for me immediately. I just don’t understand why it was so complicated to do this with photoshop?

    Thanks!!

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