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# Grid Fit for Text
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The grid *fit* property is used to scale and size text within [layout blocks](/grid-layouts/drag-and-drop.md). Fit can scale both headline content and plain text content.
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?> Fit takes a scaling value. Any value greater than 1 magnifies content. Any value less than 1 shrinks content. A value equal to 1 renders the content at it’s original size. Original size is determined by the [theme settings](/theme/template.md) for your slide deck.
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### Basic Syntax
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The following basic syntax is used to activate a custom *fit* for text within a layout block:
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```
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[drag=width height, drop=x y, fit=scale]
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Your text goes here.
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```
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Where *scale* can take any value between *0.01* and *99.99*. If the `fit=` property is not specified for a block then the block automatically inherits the default *scale* of 1.0. A fit value greater than *1.0* magnifies content. While a fit value less than *1.0* shrinks content.
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The best `fit=scale` value for your content depends on:
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1. The text itself
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2. The font active for that text and
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3. The dimensions of the target block.
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Simply experiment with *scale* values to find the best fit for your content within the block.
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### Fit Headline to Slide
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The following sample slide screenshot demonstrates `fit=` on headline content. The grid layouts block in this example covers 100% of the slide area:
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### Fit Text to Slide
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The following sample slide screenshot demonstrates `fit=` on plain text content. The grid layouts block in this example covers 100% of the slide area:
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### Fit Text to Block
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The following sample slide screenshot demonstrates `fit=` on plain text content. In this example the grid layouts block only partially covers the slide area:
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