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Asked: 2026-05-11T11:50:39+00:00

For instance, if I need to fill a bounding box that is 100px wide

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For instance, if I need to fill a bounding box that is 100px wide by 50px tall, the following input images would have the following behavior:

  1. 200w x 200h gets scaled down 50% and 25% gets chopped off the top and bottom.

  2. 200w x 100h gets scaled down 50% with no cropping.

  3. 100w x 200h gets is not scaled, but 75px get chopped off top and bottom.

This seems like it’d be a common resizing function, but I haven’t been able to track down an example of the algorithm.

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  1. What you’re asking for is pretty easy. Calculate the different scaling factors for the width and the height, then pick the larger one for your actual scale factor. Multiply your input size by the scale, and crop whichever one comes out too large.

    scale = max(maxwidth/oldwidth, maxheight/oldheight) scaledwidth = oldwidth * scale scaledheight = oldheight * scale if scaledheight > maxheight:     croptop = (scaledheight - maxheight) / 2     cropbottom = (scaledheight - maxheight) - croptop if scaledwidth > maxwidth:     cropleft = (scaledwidth - maxwidth) / 2     cropright = (scaledwidth - maxwidth) - cropleft
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