Ingmar D. said: Sure, sorry for the delay. As you can see in the first screenshot, I have dragged a particular image onto the page. I then drag the lower right corner of the image to increase the size of the image and make it fill more space of the page (to have a "full-screen mood picture" of sorts). But what happens now, is that the image gets cropped, as if it runs into an invisible bounding box, forcing me to keep the image restricted to a certain size. As you can see, parts of the right side of the image with the white car are gone. The same happens when I click and drag the entire image in order to center it in the visible page area. This behavior differs from how Roll20 worked for me up until a few weeks ago. I would much prefer it if Roll20 left the decision of how much I increase an image size up to me (plus the assessment if it becomes too blurry or not). Why would Roll20 crop images, when I can always zoom or pan the page in order to see the whole thing? Is this a bug? Is this new intended behavior? If yes, is there a legacy option to bypass the new behavior? I should also mention that selecting yes or no in the initial "resize canvas?" dialog when dragging+dropping the image onto the page does not make any difference as to this behavior. I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for. Tokens behave differently than drawings if the page has a grid enabled - tokens snap to the grid and drawings do not. This may be related to the effect you are seeing. You can try yourself to see how the resizing behaves if there is a grid enabled and whether or not the image on the page has the Advanced property "Is Drawing" enabled. In either case, it is always possible to drag the image to a size larger than the page size. The page does not automatically resize to match the image size.