You can scale and rotate an entire mask or shape path (or selected vertices in one or more paths) using the Free Transform Points command. When you use this command, a free-transform bounding box surrounds the selected vertices, and an anchor point appears in the center of the bounding box to mark the anchor point for the current transformation. You can scale and rotate the selected vertices by dragging the bounding box or its handles. You can also change the reference point from which the vertices are rotated or scaled by moving the bounding box anchor point. The free-transform bounding box handles and anchor point exist independently of the handles and anchor point for the layer.
To transform any number of vertices, select the vertices that you want to transform and choose Layer > Mask And Shape Path > Free Transform Points.
To transform an entire mask or shape path, select it in the Timeline panel and choose Layer > Mask And Shape Path > Free Transform Points.
until
the Selection tool changes to a move anchor point icon
. Drag
to position the anchor point.To move the path or selected vertices, position the pointer inside the bounding box and drag.
To scale the path or selected vertices, position
the pointer on a bounding box handle and, when the pointer changes
to a straight, double-sided arrow
, drag
to a new size. Hold down Shift as you drag to constrain the scale.
Hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) as you drag
to scale around the bounding box’s anchor point.
To rotate the path or selected vertices, position
the pointer just outside the free-transform bounding box and, when
the pointer changes to a curved double-sided arrow
, drag
to rotate.