Make sure Resample Image is checked, and also Scale Proportionally. Then take the copy and open it in Preview. Resizing will change the file, so if you still need the original file at the original size, then make a copy. Move the pasted image to the correct location (probably the center)Ħ.First, make a copy of the image file if you need to.From the "Edit" menu choose "Paste" (Cmd-V).Go back to your original image, select all.Resize the rectangle to cover the entire canvasĪt this point you have an image that is a solid color in the shape you want.You can also change the border to the same color by using the tool next to the fill color tool.Click on the fill color tool and choose your fill color.(If it says "Hide Markup Toolbar", then it's already showing.) From the "View" menu, choose "Show Markup Toolbar" (Shift-Cmd-A).
This will put a red outlined rectangle onto the canvas.From the "Tools" menu, open the "Annotate" sub-menu, and choose "Rectangle" (Control-Cmd-R).Press the delete key, or choose "Cut" (Cmd-X) from the "Edit" menu to remove the image.Choose "Select All" (Cmd-A) from the "Edit" menu.Next we're going to fill the entire canvas with your desired fill color. Don't Panic! We will not be using the stretched image. This will stretch your image out to the aspect ratio you want. Change either the width or hight to match your desired width or height at the new aspect ratio.Uncheck the "Scale Proportionally" check box.It should bring up a dialog box that looks like this: From the "Tools" menu, choose "Adjust Size…".Now we're going to resize the canvas to the size you need. Choose "New from Clipboard" (Cmd-N) from the "File" menuĪt this point you have a full-sized copy of your image in a new window.Choose "Copy" (Cmd-C) from the "Edit" menu.Open your image and choose "Select All" (Cmd-A) from the "Edit" menu.This does not do what you want, but it turns out you can use it to get what you need. If you look in the "Tools Menu" you'll see there's an "Adjust Size…" option.
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