Thanks for the question Fajar. There are probably a couple of ways to interpret this question so just follow up with more details if needed. The frame itself is based of a vector image so it should be scalable. The dimension and resolution of the orginal image that gets placed inside of the frame is something that would be independent of the frame and would vary, just based on however that asset was created, etc. And then the size of the frame/image itself within your final design is yet another thing and just depends on the size of your design and how you've scaled the frame within that design. You could do things to assess/measure these dimensions if you needed to, but again this would vary across designs unless you're always keeping the frame at the same scale/position across designs of the same overall size. Hope this all makes sense, if not just follow-up by providing more deatails. thanks, Greg
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No worries I was able to get them.
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Hi this is great. I was not able to get the links.
very handy and simple instructions, thanks
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Is there any way to know the exact dimensions of the image in the frame?
Thanks for the question Fajar. There are probably a couple of ways to interpret this question so just follow up with more details if needed. The frame itself is based of a vector image so it should be scalable. The dimension and resolution of the orginal image that gets placed inside of the frame is something that would be independent of the frame and would vary, just based on however that asset was created, etc. And then the size of the frame/image itself within your final design is yet another thing and just depends on the size of your design and how you've scaled the frame within that design. You could do things to assess/measure these dimensions if you needed to, but again this would vary across designs unless you're always keeping the frame at the same scale/position across designs of the same overall size. Hope this all makes sense, if not just follow-up by providing more deatails. thanks, Greg