My canvas images are zoomed in, and I cannot see my assignments.
Hi there, @ZykirriaPatton ...
There is an older post (which has been archived) here in the Community from back in 2018, but I wanted to share it with you just in case it might still have some things for you to try (if you haven't already):
Solved: [ARCHIVED] What to do when Canvas looks 'big' or '... - Instructure Community - 270158
I'm not sure if any of it will help or not, but at least take a minute or two to read through Stewart's suggestions any see if there might be some things to try. Good luck to you!
Can you try doing a "hard refresh" on the page? Generally this is done on most browsers by holding CONTROL + SHIFT + R and then letting go (command instead of control in Apple devices).
Pity, that worked for me in a similar situation, though on a different site.
Have you tried other browsers? Do other students face the same issue?
Try checking your Zoom settings for the browser. Maybe a CTRL-0 (or checking the 3-dot menu for your browser to see what zoom level it is).
@ZykirriaPatton Have you tried reaching out to Canvas Support for assistance?
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