How do I fix the UI size in Photoshop?

Within Photoshop CC itself play around with a couple of settings including going to:

1. Edit.
2. Preferences.
3. Interface.
4. Change “UI Scaling” to 100%
5. Change “UI Font Size” to Medium.
6. Hit Okay.
7. Close and restart Photoshop CC.
8. Your menus should now be smaller and higher resolution in Photoshop CC.

How do I resize proportionally in Photoshop CC?

To scale proportionally from the center of an image, press and hold the Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) key as you drag a handle. Holding Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) to scale proportionally from the center.

How do you stop scaling in Photoshop?

Turn off proportional scaling by default

1. Create a plain text file with the following content: TransformProportionalScale 0.
2. Save the file as PSUserConfig.txt.
3. Add the file to the Photoshop settings folder:
4. Restart Photoshop.

What is UI scaling in Photoshop?

Photoshop UI scaling is a Global setting not a setting you can set per display like you can do with a features like Windows scaling.

Why do you need 200% scaling in Photoshop?

Also, on touch-enabled screens, you may have trouble clicking the smaller controls. 200% scaling solves this issue by doubling the size of the user interface. Since the user interface elements increase in size by 200%, depending on the size and resolution of your display, you may need to adjust the layout of existing workspaces.

Is the UI too small or too big in Photoshop CC 2015?

Photoshop CC 2015=TOO small at 100% and TOO big at 200% UI scaling. (i.e. the window of preferences is so big that I can’t see the menu at the left and the button at the right!) Help. Found this, it may help! This could get very complex very quickly so in an attempt to keep it as simple as possible…

How to fix Adobe Photoshop UI scaling problem?

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Why does photoshop not scale to high DPI?

Photoshop doesn’t support overriding High DPI scaling behavior on Windows versions 10 or greater. Users who override this setting might experience difficulty interacting with the Photoshop user interface. Possible issues include: The Start Screen, Library panel, and other extension panels don’t scale correctly (appear too small and offset)