Changing picture size is essential to fit your picture depending upon what you are watching. You can easily change the picture size through your remote or TV settings. Moreover, if you see the picture settings are grayed out on your TV, we will guide you on how to fix it. So, without further delay, let’s get straight into the topic.
How to Change Samsung TV Picture Size?
Changing picture size on your Samsung TV is a pretty easy job. Most of the remotes have an integrated button to change the picture size. You can easily change picture size settings using that particular key. If not, you can use the TV settings instead. Below is a step-by-step guide on how you can change the picture size using the TV remote or the built-in settings.
Using TV Remote
It is an easy process to change the picture size on your Samsung TV. But remember, you can use this method if only you have the P.SIZE or PIC.SIZE button on your remote. Original Samsung TV remotes come with the button but you may not have it on the universal remote. Locate the button at first and then follow the steps below:
Using TV Settings
If you don’t have the P.SIZE key, you can use the TV settings and change the picture size. Please note that the settings interface may vary depending on your TV model. But the steps are much similar. Follow the steps below: After changing the picture size, you can also run a picture test if you start facing problems like distorted pictures. It helps to determine if the problem is with the image or the TV itself. Here’s how to run a picture test:
Picture Sizes in Samsung TV
While choosing the picture size, you may have seen different options like 16:9 and 4:3. If you are confused about which one to choose, you should know beforehand what they are.
16:9 Standard: It is the aspect ratio for widescreen or full-screen viewing. Select it if you want a High Definition experience on your TV. But remember that selecting the standard only will not give you an HD experience. The content you are viewing should be in HD format as well.4:3 Size: 4:3 aspect ratio is suitable if you are viewing non-HD content on your TV. It does not occupy the full screen and prevents the distortion of the images.Custom Size: With this option, you can choose the aspect ratio depending on your preferences and the content you are watching.Fit to Screen: You can choose this option if you want to view the picture on your entire screen. But if the picture quality is low, it can stretch and degrade your visual experience.Zoom and Position: This option is grayed out until you select Custom picture size. You can easily zoom in or zoom out the picture after you activate this mode. Further, you can also set the position after performing the desired zoom in or out.
Picture Modes on Samsung TV
Once you change the picture size, you can also further choose the picture mode for an enhanced visual experience. You can choose one from the Dynamic, Standard, Natural, or Movie. You can change the picture mode from the same settings window you used to change the picture size.
Standard: This mode is enabled by default on your TV. It fits for most of the things you watch on your TV.Dynamic: When this mode is enabled, pictures on your TV are vibrant and clear.Natural: This mode promotes a realistic view of the images. It offers you pleasant viewing by reducing strain on your eyes.Movie: You can activate this mode if you are watching a movie at night. It will enhance your movie experience.
What to Do if the Picture Size Settings Option is Grayed Out?
If you tried changing the Samsung TV picture size but saw the settings are grayed out, you don’t need to worry. It is very normal, and you can get back the settings easily. Make sure you don’t have any background apps running on your TV. Some apps have their own picture size settings that are unchangeable. Moreover, these settings are available on HDMI and USB mode only. So, if your source is set to TV and your cable operator does not support changing the picture size, you can not use those settings. Follow the steps below to change the source on your TV:
