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Managing the Image dimensions (width x flexible height)

How to set up an image template with a fixed width and a flexible height that will cover 100% height of the original image in proportion.

 

To resize an image to full height while preserving proportions, set the Resize Command width to your target value, set height to 10000, enable Proportional Scaling, and disable Overflow. This ensures the image scales proportionally without cropping, regardless of whether it is portrait or landscape.

It is common to present images at their full natural height, regardless of whether the original is portrait or landscape orientation.

For example: Your original image has the dimensions of 1440 x 1800px and your mission is to create published images with the following size: 500 (maximum width) × 625 (100% full height in proportion) 

How do I resize an image to full height proportionally?

  1. Create your Image Template
  2. Configure the Resize Command with below
  • Provide width and height as 500 × 10000
  • Enable Proportional Scaling by clicking Proportional checkbox YES
  • Enable Overflow by clicking Overflow checkbox NO
  • Scale up NO

With these settings, the image is resized to a maximum width of 500px while its full height is preserved proportionally — so a 1440 × 1800px source image outputs at 500 × 625px.

3. Save your Image Template to apply the configured Resize Command.