How do I adjust the size and style of images on my form? | Paperform Help Center

Using the formatting menu, you can set the the image's width, shape, and alignment. With content width selected, you can also click and drag the bottom-right corner of the image for a custom size. To access the menu, click on the image you wish to adjust, and the formatting menu will appear.

Using the formatting menu

Tools from left-to-right: Full Page Width, Content Width, Image Shape, Left Align, Center Align, Right Align, Hyperlink, Add New Image, Image Editor, Remove Image

Select the image on the form, and you'll see a range of formatting options above the image. Select the first option (full page width), and the image will take up the full width of the page.

Screenshot of an image at full width (first icon selected in image formatting bar)

The second option in the menu can also be used to make the image the same width as the rest of the form content (content width).

Screenshot of an image at content width (first second selected in image formatting bar)

Dragging to resize

If you want to manually make the image smaller or larger, first ensure the image is set to content width. Then, you can grab the corner handle on the bottom-right of the image, and drag it to resize.

GIF of an image changing sizes; the second icon in the formatting toolbar (content width) is selected, then the bottom-right corner of the image is dragged to resize it

Using the image editor

If you've used the built-in image editor, you may have noticed a Resize option. This can be used to change the pixel size of the original image, but it does not control how this image is displayed on your form page.

To change how the image appears in your layout, stick to the methods outlined above. The Resize tool in the image editor is better used for shrinking unnecessarily large image files down to a more appropriate size, for the sake optimizing page load times.