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How to set max image height?

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Nick Medrano

I am working on an app where users can upload images. I have set a max width of 400 and using the 'fill' value for crop like so:

      :src="
        config.public.cloudinaryBaseURL +
        config.public.cloudinaryCloudName +
        `/c_fill,f_auto,q_auto:good,w_400/${post.public_id}`
      "
But how to handle issues of really tall images? Can I set a max height while keeping the width at 400?
 
Or, should I not be using c_fill for this? 
 
Here is example screenshot where I don't want to go any taller than this:
 
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    Tia Esguerra

    Hi Nick,

    Thanks for reaching out. I would advise the c_lfill transformation. This will scale the image down to the maximum dimension(s) that you specify, only if the original image is larger than what you've specified. I can link to our documentation on that cropping mode for your reference: https://cloudinary.com/documentation/transformation_reference#c_lfill 
    Can you take a look at those docs and let me know how this works for your use case?

    Kind Regards, 

    Tia

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