This allows you to open an existing image for editing. The default list of supported file types is shown below. The Pixel size, Resolution and Print size can be altered from within the dialog. Changing one set of parameters affects the other set of parameters as Resolution is used to convert Pixel size to Print size and vice versa.Ĭhanging the Units recalculates the Pixel size, Resolution and Print size to use the new units. No actual changes to the image are made when the Units are changed. The ☑ Maintain aspect ratio checkbox locks the ratio between width and height so that it remains the same as the current image, selection or the clipboard image.Īn estimate of the image size is displayed at the top of the dialog. This can be used to approximate how much memory will require to open the image.Īdding new layers will increase this memory overhead. The saved size of the image will usually be less than the new image size. This is because compression is used by most file formats. This dialog is displayed when File » New is invoked. The keyboard shortcut for File » New is Ctrl + N. The default canvas size is 800 x 600 pixels scaled by the system DPI setting, or the size of any image contained in the clipboard. This creates a new, blank, single layered image. The single layer will be filled with white. The File menu contains commands to open, acquire, close, save and print images with . These options behave similarly to other document authoring and image editing programs.
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