Which option do you use to scale an image in Illustrator?

To scale an image in Adobe Illustrator, the option to choose is "Object > Transform > Scale." This command allows you to easily manipulate the size of selected objects, including images, by scaling them proportionally or non-proportionally based on your input.

When using this option, a dialog box appears where you can specify the percentage by which you wish to enlarge or reduce the image. Additionally, there are various settings available, such as the ability to scale uniformly or independently along the horizontal and vertical axes. This flexibility makes it an efficient tool for adjusting artwork to fit design requirements.

The other listed options do not accurately reflect the correct pathway for scaling images in Illustrator. The "Image" and "File" menus are unrelated to the scaling functionality and do not contain the necessary scaling commands. "Object > Scale" is also not a valid option because it lacks the necessary Transform label needed to access the scaling features, making the correct route to scale objects solely through the Transform submenu under the Object menu.