Change Pixelmator Ruler Unit to Pixels

by | May 17, 2020 | Software | 0 comments

In order to change the ruler unit to pixels, open up Pixelmator Preferences from the file menu and select Rulers.

Pixelmator’s General Preferences

Then change the Default Rulers Unit to Pixels and close window.

Pixelmator’s Rulers Preferences

Now your Rulers should reflect Pixels!

Pixelmator Ruler Units shown as Pixels

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