How to increase imageview's width and height but do not change the width and height of the content inside it?

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Hello there.. I have an vector drawable that I have been using it for an ImageView inside my Project. Now I want to change the ImageView's height and width to custom dp but when i do it the content inside it also changes it's width and height. How can i change the ImageView's width and height without changing the height and width of the content inside it??????

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I have tried browsing the internet, edited xml file but no luck..

Posted 27-Jun-21 21:29pm

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Richard MacCutchan 28-Jun-21 3:54am

If you change the image size then the content will obviously change to match the new dimensions. What exactly are you trying to achieve here?

Proton Vpn 28-Jun-21 6:38am

@Richard MacCutchan What exactly I am trying to achieve is that I want the ImageView's size bigger but the content in it should stay same size.
How can i do it..

Richard MacCutchan 28-Jun-21 6:45am

Look at the scaling options in the documentation: ImageView | Android Developers[^].

David Crow 28-Jun-21 9:23am

Have you tried adding padding to the ImageView?

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