When inserting an image into the RichTextEdit contained within a ScrollView, the image is being scaled down to the height of the view. This happens because the smallest height is being used for scaling.

[alonematch86]

When inserting an image into the RichTextEdit contained within a ScrollView, the image is being scaled down to the height of the view. This happens because the smallest height is being used for scaling.

To resolve this, I modified the RichTextImageAttachmentManager.swift file by commenting out the logic responsible for height scaling in the attachmentSize method.

public extension RichTextImageAttachmentManager {

/// Get the attachment bounds of an image, given a max size.
func attachmentBounds(
    for image: ImageRepresentable,
    maxSize: CGSize
) -> CGRect {
    let size = attachmentSize(for: image, maxSize: maxSize)
    return CGRect(origin: .zero, size: size)
}

/// Get the attachment size of an image, given a max size.
func attachmentSize(
    for image: ImageRepresentable,
    maxSize: CGSize
) -> CGSize {
    let size = image.size
    let validWidth = size.width < maxSize.width
    let validHeight = size.height < maxSize.height
    let validSize = validWidth && validHeight
    if validSize { 
        return image.size 
    }
    
    let aspectWidth = maxSize.width / size.width
    // Removed height scaling logic to avoid shrinking the image unnecessarily
    // let aspectHeight = maxSize.height / size.height
    let aspectRatio = aspectWidth // min(aspectWidth, aspectHeight)
    
    let newSize = CGSize(
        width: size.width * aspectRatio,
        height: size.height * aspectRatio
    )
    return newSize
}

}

[danielsaidi]

Thank you for the information @alonematch86

I will take a look if I'll add this to the SDK.