Introduction
Gamma provides flexible options for cropping and resizing images, whether you're working with standard images or accent images that adjust to your card's layout. This guide explains how to resize, crop, and refine image positioning for the best visual results.
How to Crop and Resize Standard Images
Step 1: Open the Crop Tool
Click on the image you want to edit.
Select the Crop button from the toolbar.
Step 2: Crop Your Image
Choose a crop shape or manually adjust the selection.
Drag the edges to select the visible portion of the image.
Click Apply to save your changes.
Step 3: Resize an Image
Click and drag the corners of the image to resize it.
Images will scale proportionally unless manually adjusted.
How to Adjust Accent Images
Accent images are part of the card's layout and automatically scale based on card height.
Step 1: Adjust Width Manually
Click on the accent image and drag the edge to adjust the width.
Step 2: Use Fit/Fill Mode
Fit Mode: Keeps the entire image visible within the accent space.
Fill Mode: Expands the image to cover the entire area, cropping the edges.
Switch between Fit and Fill in the image menu.
Step 3: Adjust the Focus Point
Click the Focus Point tool.
Drag the circle to reposition the image within its space.
Click anywhere outside the image to save.
How to Resize Images in Smart Layouts
Smart layouts automatically arrange content, but you can manually adjust images.
Step 1: Use the Layout Menu
Select the image inside the smart layout.
Open the layout menu to adjust size and position.
Step 2: Use the Focus Point Tool
Click on the image and select Focus Point.
Drag the circle to reposition the image inside the layout.
FAQs & Common Issues
Why can’t I freely resize an accent image?
Accent images are linked to your card's layout and scale automatically. Try adjusting Fit/Fill mode for more control.
Can I manually crop an accent image?
No, accent images cannot be cropped manually, but you can adjust the focus point to control what is visible, as well as adjust the width!
Why does my image look stretched in Fill Mode?
Fill Mode resizes the image to fully cover the area. Use Fit Mode if you prefer to maintain the original proportions.