Why is it small when placing one image inside another in Photoshop, how to put it in real size?

Question

Adobe Photoshop

For example, the image that is placed in the document has a width of 900px, but it fits small, how to place it in a 1 to 1 format? Or what to press or do so that it becomes in this format immediately without transforming and guessing with the slider?

Answer 1

Hey!
The solution is very simple:
go to Preferences (ctrl+k) and on the General tab and uncheck Resize image during place :)

Answer 2

It is possible that the dpi of the original document and the inserted image are different. Open the document resizing window (Alt + Ctrl + I) and look at the "Resolution" option. Both files must be 72 ppi (standard dpi for images). If in some of the files (most likely in the original) there is a different value, then change it to 72, uncheck the lower checkbox "Interpolation" and click "OK". Now the images should be pasted as is.

Answer 3

Alternatively, the image is inserted in a size proportional to the one being inserted.
Those. if you insert a 100x100 picture into a 1000x1000 picture, then 100x100 will be small.
Before inserting, make sure that you have both one and the second image viewed at 100% size.

Answer 4

Have you tried opening in a new window? there is no such problem, and when you open in the same window, it inherits from the current one.