Text stretch in WPF TextBlock?

Use a layout or render transform to scale your text in the X or Y direction depending on what you want.

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If you want a 'stretch to fit' type of behavior, check out ViewBox. – Dan Bryant Jun 8 '11 at 18:04.

Use a layout or render transform to scale your text in the X or Y direction depending on what you want LayoutTransform causes the scale to be applied prior to the layout pass which means the element is rendered with the scaled size taken in to account. Whereas the RenderTransform applies the scaling after the layout pass so the element is spaced at normal size then the scale is applied. Something like.

To stretch text over the entire control and make it narrower, I use ViewBox and Layout Transform.

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