Your changes are applied in real time, so there’s no need to formally apply them. Once you are finished resizing your canvas you can simply deselect the Artboard Tool or grab another tool so that it deselects. Holding the Shift key, regardless of which edge or corner you select, while clicking and dragging will lock the aspect ratio so that the width and height of your canvas both scale proportionately: You can scale your canvas proportionately by holding Shift. The Artboard Tool acts sort of like the Select Tool does in that it allows you to transform your canvas the same way you would can object or path.Ĭlicking and dragging on either side of the canvas will change its width or height, depending on which side you click.Ĭlicking and dragging on the left and right edges will allow you to change the width of your canvas: The left and right edges allow you to change the width of your canvas.Ĭlicking and dragging the top and bottom edges will allow you to change the height of your canvas: Scaling the top and bottom edges will change the height of your canvas.Ĭlicking and dragging on either of the four nodes in the corners will allow you to change both the width and height simultaneously: The nodes in the corners allow you to scale the width and height of your canvas. There will be a dotted outline around your canvas, and there will be four white nodes in the corners of your artboard: The scaling handles will be located on the edges and corners of your canvas. Once you’ve grabbed the Artboard Tool, you should notice the edges of your canvas change in appearance. Step 2: Click and drag on the edges of your canvas to change the size The Artboard Tool allows you to create, edit, and delete the canvases on your screen, otherwise known as artboards. It can also be located in the toolbar on the left-hand side of your screen: The Artboard Tool can be accessed in the toolbar, outlined in red above.
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