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Use Procreate’s Freeform Transform mode to scale and rotate content.
Touch and drag anywhere on the canvas - inside or outside the bounding box - to move your content.
Drag your image in a straight line horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
Tap the Snapping button in the Transform toolbar to toggle it on and off.
When Snapping is active you’ll see guidelines popping up as your content snaps from one useful position to another.
Tap anywhere outside the bounding box to nudge your selection in that direction in increments.
In Freeform mode, you can stretch your layer in any direction. This will disregard the object's original proportions. For example, you can start with square content and pull one side of the bounding box to stretch it into a rectangle.
Drag any blue node to begin transforming your content. The image will anchor at the opposite node.
For the quickest result, drag a corner node. This will transform your image both horizontally and vertically at the same time.
If you drag a corner node while Magnetics is active, you’ll get a uniform Transform instead of Freeform.
Instead of switching modes, this shortcut allows you to scale an object while preserving its original proportions and without leaving Freeform mode.
Pinch inside the bounding box to uniformly scale your content.
The image anchors at the exact middle of the bounding box, and will shrink or grow from that center point.
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