# Resizing – Manual Mode

In manual mode, users should enter the width and height value to be resized. After you enter the size value in the input field, you can check the resized view in resizing preview dialog. You can open the dialog by clicking hyperlink text.

For your information, the maximum buffer size is displayed below the input field as a hyperlink. It is automatically calculated based on available GPU memory and the network size option. If all views in the tool have an identical aspect-ratio, the maximum buffer size will be calculated with the aspect-ratio of the views. If not, the maximum buffer size will be calculated with 1:1 aspect-ratio.

The Manual mode resizing logic is like below.

- If an original view has smaller width and height than the entered size, the view will be placed at the center of the size to resize and the rest of the area will be filled with zero-padding.
- If not, the view will be resized to fit to the entered size as keeping its own aspect-ratio. The resized view will be placed at the center of the entered size, and the rest of the area will be filled with zero-padding.

How to use resize tool in manual mode

1. Check the maximum buffer size displayed below the input field.
2. Enter the width and height value to resize in input filed. The input width and height values should be same or smaller than the width and height of the maximum buffer size.
3. The resizing will be applied to all views in the tool.
4. You can check the resized views in the Resize preview dialog by clicking the resizing preview dialog.

WARNING: If your workspace is exported to/imported from another PC that has a different GPU specification, this could arbitrarily change the value of Resize To (Manual) or the automatically adjusted image size (Auto) for Resize Mode in Resize parameter, due to the difference between GPU memory capacity that caps the adjusted size of images.