---
title: "IExternalResizeArgs Interface"
canonical: https://customerscanvas.com/docs/cc6/customerscanvas.iframeapi.commands.iexternalresizeargs.htm
archived: true
applies_to:
  - product: "Customer's Canvas On-Premises"
  - product: "Design Editor"
    versions: ["6.15.0", "6.x (may differ)"]
---

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# IExternalResizeArgs Interface

**Applies to:** Customer's Canvas On-Premises; Design Editor 6.15.0, 6.x (may differ) · **Archived documentation**
 
A structure defining the **Resize** command parameters.
  
 - example
     - ```
const args = {
    // Resize the canvas size to the A4 paper size.
    targetType: "product",
    targetIds: [],
    width: 595,
    height: 842,
    // Apply the Original mode to all containers.
    defaultOptions: {
        resize: 3
    }
};
// Run the resize command.
editor.commandManager.execute("resize", args);
```
 
## Properties
 
### Optional containerOptions
 
containerOptions: object

Resize options to be applied to a specific container.
  
#### containerOptions declaration
 
- #####  [key: string ]:  [IContainerResizeOptions](https://customerscanvas.com/docs/cc6/customerscanvas.iframeapi.commands.icontainerresizeoptions.htm.md) 
   
    A dictionary holding the resize options. The key is the container name.
 
### Optional defaultOptions
 
defaultOptions: [IContainerResizeOptions](https://customerscanvas.com/docs/cc6/customerscanvas.iframeapi.commands.icontainerresizeoptions.htm.md)

The default resize options to be applied to all containers.
 
### height
 
height: number  |  string

The target height, in either points or percent relative to the print area. For example, `600` or `"30%"`.
 
### targetIds
 
targetIds: string []

An array of item identifiers.
 
### targetType
 
targetType: "product"  |  "surfaces"  |  "items"  |  "printArea"

An object to be resized.
 
### width
 
width: number  |  string

The target width, in either points or percent relative to the print area. For example, `600` or `"30%"`.