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Transform resize with no anti-aliasing: How to resize layer/image without anti-aliasing in Photoshop?
There are two ways to resize a layer or image in Photoshop without anti-aliasing.
Method 1:
1. Go to the Edit menu in Photoshop -> Preferences -> General. Or press Ctrl+K
2. The third drop-down menu from the top is called Image Interpolation. The drop-down will most likely be set to Bicubic or Bilinear. Change it to Nearest Neighbor.
3. Transforming will now no longer use anti-aliasing. To turn anti-aliasing back on, go back to General Preferences and change the Image Interpolation back to Bicubic.
Method 2:
1. Zoom in on the area that you want to enlarge without anti-aliasing until it is the size that you want it to be in screen pixels (e.g. zoom in 2-3 times)
2. Press the Print Screen key in Windows, or use a screen capture utility on the Mac
3. Paste the print screen image, then crop it
That's it! Done--
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