adjustbox

adjustbox is a LaTeX package that provides commands for adjusting the size, position, and alignment of boxes. It offers more flexibility than standard LaTeX commands like \raisebox and \makebox. The primary command is \adjustbox, which can take several options to control its behavior.

Common options include "width" and "height" to scale a box to a specific dimension, "max width" and "max height" to scale while maintaining aspect ratio, and "min width" and "min height" to ensure a minimum size. The package also allows for controlling the alignment of the content within the adjusted box using options like "top", "bottom", "center", "left", and "right".

\adjustbox can be used with various types of content, including text, images, and other LaTeX boxes. It is particularly useful for aligning elements in tables or figures where precise control over spacing and size is required. The package also offers the "trim" and "clip" options for cropping images or other graphical elements.

Furthermore, \adjustbox supports inline adjustments, meaning it can be used directly within text lines, and environment-based adjustments, which can enclose larger blocks of content. This versatility makes adjustbox a valuable tool for document layout and graphic design in LaTeX. The package aims to simplify complex adjustments by providing a single, powerful command with a rich set of options.