How does the Object Fit work in templates?
The 'Object fit' is a setting for custom templates that changes the behaviour of images and videos of different dimensions. This setting lets you have more control over the outcome of your videos regarding the images and videos that will be replaced in the template.
You can find the setting next to the Toolkit tab when selecting an image or video:
There are 3 different options to choose from:
Default: The object box is resized to fit the dimensions of the unscaled new object.
Contain: The object is scaled proportionately to contain it in its entirety in the object box. The contain option holds the same aspect ratio for the object box but scales the object is re-scaled.
Cover: The object is scaled proportionately to cover object in its entirety.
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