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How do I rotate without losing the ends of the image? - HavingTooMuchFun - 04-27-2018 I wanted to use this specific piece of an image: I wanted that streak of light to be VERTICAL, though, so I rotated the image, and got: As you can see, the uppermost and lowermost bits of the image are missing. How can I rotate an image and end up with the ENTIRE image after it’s done? RE: How do I rotate without losing the ends of the image? - Espermaschine - 04-27-2018 Increase the canvas size. In the menu thats under 'Image -> Canvas Size'. RE: How do I rotate without losing the ends of the image? - HavingTooMuchFun - 04-27-2018 That helped, it added back the missing bottom piece, BUT no matter how much extra height I gave it, it doesn't bring back the missing TOP piece: RE: How do I rotate without losing the ends of the image? - Espermaschine - 04-27-2018 The layer is clipped to the canvas size. You can move the layer with the move tool, or align it inside the increase canvas size dialogue. RE: How do I rotate without losing the ends of the image? - HavingTooMuchFun - 04-27-2018 That fixed it, thank you! :-)