Which statement about canvas size modification is true?

Which statement about canvas size modification is true?

• A. It can only be modified via the Image menu
• B. It cannot be changed after creation
• C. It requires converting to a raster
• D. It can be changed via methods other than the Image menu

Answer: (D)

Canvas size determines the workspace around your artwork, not just the pixels you’ve drawn. You can change it in ways beyond the Image menu. A practical way is to use the Crop tool: drag its handles outward to enlarge the crop box, which adds transparent or background-colored space around the existing image without altering the original pixels. You can also set exact dimensions in the Crop tool’s options, or still use Image > Canvas Size for a precise numeric change. The important idea is that canvas size isn’t limited to a single menu—you have multiple methods to expand or trim the canvas without converting everything to a raster or losing current artwork.

Canvas size determines the workspace around your artwork, not just the pixels you’ve drawn. You can change it in ways beyond the Image menu. A practical way is to use the Crop tool: drag its handles outward to enlarge the crop box, which adds transparent or background-colored space around the existing image without altering the original pixels. You can also set exact dimensions in the Crop tool’s options, or still use Image > Canvas Size for a precise numeric change. The important idea is that canvas size isn’t limited to a single menu—you have multiple methods to expand or trim the canvas without converting everything to a raster or losing current artwork.