: How to resize vector masks without changing the size-ratio of round corners of it? Let's say that I have a vector mask of 200px-w 150px-h rectangle with 8 px curved corners. If I want to

@Megan533

if u still need it
here is a free script to change the corners so u can just scale it & redo the corners with this script
Photoshop CS6 Resize Rectangle with Rounded Corners

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@Tiffany317

As written, you're asking how to scale a vector mask without changing the proportions (that's what "without changing the size-ratio" means to me, anyway). In that case, you simply invoke Free Transform, hold down Shift and Alt/Option, and drag a corner handle until you get the size you need. If you need to be very accurate about the size, F8 toggles the Info panel, which displays width and height as you drag.

If you mean that you want to scale the shape without changing the absolute value of the corner radius, move one side at a time using the technique in Eyal's answer: marquee-select two corners (four points) with the white arrow tool, then nudge or drag to the right dimension. Hold down Shift as you drag, to maintain an exactly vertical or horizontal movement. Drag the left- or right-most corners, then the top or bottom corners (or vice versa). Two drags and you're done.

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@Gail6891361

I guess you're talking about Photoshop.

Although you can't scale and keep the nice corners (since PS doesn't see it as a rounded rectangle once you put it on the page), there is a tiny shorter way - Use the white arrow and drag a rectangle over 2 corners together (that's 4 dots) and move them together.

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@Caterina889

Simple answer... you can't unless you manually move each anchor.

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