To crop an image into a circle shape, use Modifier.clip(CircleShape):ĬontentDescription = stringResource(id = R.string. To make an image fit into a shape, use the built-in clip modifier. If the content is smaller than destination bounds, it won't be scaled up to fit the area. You can change the dimensions of an uploaded image by setting the images height, width, and/or aspect ratio, and Cloudinary automatically resizes or crops the. If content is smaller than bounds, no scaling will apply.ĬontentScale.None: Don't apply any scaling to the source. Content will always be contained within the bounds. If the source is smaller than or equal to the destination in both dimensions, it behaves similarly to `None`. (Note: This will distort images if you place them in containers that do not match the exact ratio of the image)ĬontentScale.Inside: Scale the source to maintain the aspect ratio inside the destination bounds.
If content is smaller than the size, the image is scaled up to fit the bounds.ĬontentScale.Crop: Center crop the image into the available space.ĬontentScale.FillHeight: Scale the source maintaining the aspect ratio so that the bounds match the destination height.ĬontentScale.FillWidth: Scale the source maintaining the aspect ratio so that the bounds match the destination width.ĬontentScale.FillBounds: Scale the content vertically and horizontally non-uniformly to fill the destination bounds. Is a table that can help in choosing the correct ContentScale mode youĬontentScale.Fit: Scale the image uniformly, keeping the aspect ratio (default). Setting different ContentScale options will result in different outputs. In Java, you can use the getScaledInstance () method of the Image class to change the size of an image. Painter = painterResource(id = R.drawable.dog),ĬontentDescription = stringResource(id = R.string.dog_content_description), The different ContentScale options in the table below. ImageView imageView findViewById (R.id.dlimage) LayoutParams params (LayoutParams) imageView.getLayoutParams () params.width 120 // existing height is ok as is, no need to edit it tLayoutParams (params) Make sure you import the correct type of LayoutParams. In the example below, the Image composable is restricted to a 150dp size with aīorder and the background is set to yellow on the Image composable to showcase By default, if you don't specify a contentScale option, Specify a contentScale option to crop or change how an image is scaled inside Modifiers can be used on anyĬomposable, not just the Image composable, whereas contentScale andĬolorFilter are explicit parameters on the Image composable. To apply different effects to your Image. You can also apply the existing Modifiers Images can be customized using properties on an Image composable
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