CLIP STUDIO PAINT Instruction manual - Change Image Resolution

Change the resolution of the current canvas.

Changing the image resolution will delete the crop marks and default border.

1Select the [Edit] menu > [Change Image Resolution].

2The [Change Image Resolution] dialog box will appear.

(1) Configure settings for the size and resolution.

(2) Click [OK].

3The dialog box will close, and the canvas resolution will be changed.

In DEBUT, the maximum canvas size is 10000 (height) x 10000 (width) pixels.

Sets the paper width.

Sets the paper height.

Input the paper’s resolution or Click the drop-down button next to it to select a value.

Select a unit for the width and height. You can choose from centimeters, millimeters, inches, pixels, or points.

Specify the paper size as a ratio of the current paper size.

Changes the resolution without changing the number of pixels.

You can select the method for interpolating the colors of pixels when changing the image resolution.

Smooth edges (bilinear)	This method blends the colors of neighboring pixels to create smooth outlines (boundaries between colors). However, outlines may become blurred depending on the image.
Hard edges (nearest neighbor)	When interpolating the image, the pixels in the image are duplicated. Since the colors are not affected by neighboring pixels, outlines (boundaries between colors) remain sharp. However, outlines may become jagged depending on the image.
Clear edges (bicubic)	This method blends the colors of neighboring pixels to create smooth outlines (boundaries between colors). This method results in stronger outlines compared to the [Smooth outline (bilinear method)] setting. However, white noise may appear around outlines depending on the image.
High accuracy (average colors)	The average colors of the original pixels are strictly calculated and contained for each pixel after the transformation. Scaling up makes the lines sharper and scaling down makes the lines smoother. Even detailed lines can be preserved when scaling the image down. However, this method can result in blurred outlines and can take a long time to process depending on the image.