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Just know that applying a Photoshop effect rasterizes artwork, unless it’s already a raster image. Using these effects, you can do things like blur images or apply artistic effects like film grain (see Figure 10). In Illustrator, you can also apply artistic effects called “Photoshop effects.” These types of effects are found in the Effect menu in Illustrator and are labeled as Photoshop effects.
You can always see what resolution the image is in the Links panel or in the Control panel (like I mentioned previously).
Be careful and try not to scale images up (down is usually okay to a point). For instance, if you place an image that is 2 inches in width at 200 ppi, and scale it to 200%, the image will become 4 inches in width at 100 ppi. Scaling images larger means lowering the effective resolution. If the image you place in Illustrator is too small or too low resolution, it most likely won’t look good. Like in InDesign, Illustrator believes in garbage-in, garbage-out. Resize in the same manner as Photoshop.One thing I always caution people on when working with raster in Illustrator is to be careful with scaling.A dialog box will appear, which looks much like the one from Photoshop.Click on the "Lock" symbol to constrain image proportion.Enter the desired width and height in the "W" and "H" fields.Use the "Arrow" tool to select the object.Press "Shift-F8" or click “Window” and “Transform” to open the Transform panel if it is not visible.Hit ok and then save the new version of your design.If you want to resize only one side of the image but not the other, select the chain icon and resize.Paired resizing is the default on Photoshop so that image proportions are maintained. Resize the image to be at least our minimum requirements, 1500px by 1995px.Never fear, we’re here! We’ll walk you through how to resize your art on the most popular image manipulation app in the TeePublic community: Photoshop, Illustration, and GIMP. So you’re a pro at uploading your work, tagging your pieces and giving them great titles and descriptions, and you even know how to knock out backgrounds so that your designs look awesome on all of your products in your storefront.īut now you’ve hit a wall.you have a piece that’s too small for our uploader requirements and you don’t know how to resize it! Wuh-oh!
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