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Frame Fitting Options

Khara Plicanic
InDesign Magazine issue 118 coverThis article appeared in Issue 118 of InDesign Magazine.

Speed up your workflow by framing images like a pro.

It’s a rare image that arrives on your InDesign page at exactly the right size. Instead, the vast majority of images require scaling. So manipulating the way images fit within their frames is a crucial skill for even the simplest of InDesign projects. Here, we’ll take a look at the wide array of frame-fitting options that can streamline your workflow and help you get the perfect fit every time.

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Khara Plicanic
A camera slinging design geek and Photoshop nerd, Khara Plicanic is a natural born teacher who’s been sharing inspiration & know-how with fellow creatives for more than 15 years. When she’s not making futile attempts at reclaiming hard drive space or searching the sofa cushions for a runaway Wacom pen, Khara can be found plotting her next craft project, catching up with her favorite late-night hosts, or trying to remember where she left her phone. Find her at KharaPlicanic.com.
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