🎨 How to Easily Change Sizes and Shapes in Procreate

Want to adjust your art in Procreate with ease? These are the tools and tricks I use every day. Check out the full video with voice-over for a step-by-step guide—it’s super helpful!

You’ll get the best results if you explore all the options Procreate offers, but here are my go-to tips:

🔄 Basic Workflow

• Want to adjust your whole artwork? Tap the arrow tool.

• Want to change just part of your art? Use the lasso tool to circle the section first. Use the Freehand option for loose drawing or another option for precise shapes.

💡 Pro tip:
If your artwork is spread across multiple layers and you want to move them together without merging:

• Just slide right on each layer you want to select.

• To deselect them, slide right again.

• Bonus tip: Be better than me and Name your layers—you’ll thank yourself later!

✏️ Transformation Modes (Arrow Tool)

• Freeform – Allows you to stretch and resize freely.
  ✨ Hold the blue node for a moment to activate perspective mode!

• Uniform – Keeps your artwork’s proportions and ratio intact.

  

• Distort – Shift your artwork from various angles and perspectives.

• Warp – Bend and shape your artwork in multiple directions.

  

✨ My Favorite: Liquify Tool

Go to: Magic Wand → Liquify → Push

I use this daily! It gives you super precise control over your adjustments. The effect depends on the brush size, so you can make changes even in very tiny spots.

🎯 Tip: Liquify includes many movement modes—explore them all to find your favorite!

⏪ Reset Tool

Made a mistake? If you’re still in the arrow tool mode, you can use Reset to undo all changes.
⚠️ But beware: Tapping another tool or re-selecting the arrow tool will disable the reset option!

🎁 More tips!

👉 If you’re curious about canvas sizes, DPI, RGB, and how to set them up correctly, check out this post!

💬 Did this help you?
Drop your thoughts in the comments—I’d love to hear what tools you use the most!