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# resolve(_:)

Gets a version of an image that’s fixed with the current values of
the graphics context’s environment.

```
func resolve(_ image: Image) -> GraphicsContext.ResolvedImage
```

## Parameters

`image`

The [`Image`](/documentation/SwiftUI/Image) to resolve.

## Return Value

An image that’s resolved into the current context’s
environment, taking into account environment values like the
display resolution and current color scheme.

## Discussion

You can measure the resolved image by looking at its
[`size`](/documentation/SwiftUI/GraphicsContext/ResolvedImage/size) and [`baseline`](/documentation/SwiftUI/GraphicsContext/ResolvedImage/baseline) properties.
You can draw the resolved image with the context’s
[`draw(_:in:style:)`](/documentation/SwiftUI/GraphicsContext/draw(_:in:style:)-7rvee) or [`draw(_:at:anchor:)`](/documentation/SwiftUI/GraphicsContext/draw(_:at:anchor:)-1z5wt) method.

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