Some way to fit or stretch a FF result automatically into a square

I think that it may be confusing, so I will put an example

If you may have created multiple shapes inside FF of different sizes, and without changing the original sources, you want to make that all the shapes can have the same size and be all the same size scaled to fit inside a square, so you can keep the originals and only modify the result

So you can be sure then that without caring what may be the original size of the shapes that has been created, they will have all the same size

EXAMPLE

I have one filter example that I can show

This is the awesome. amazing and excellent Arial letters built inside FF by the expert ThreeDee, they have a big empty space around and it seems that they do not have exactly the same size

So I have added a scale component at the end and customized the settings for the first A letter, and so then automatically all the letters are scaled relative to the first one, but there are some letters that are bigger than A (like C, G, O, S, U) so they are cut as you can see on the filter below

This from the Fonts is just an example and it could be any other kind of shapes with more difference in sizes

Arial TD Font Snippet Scaled.ffxml

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ThreeDee wrote: Fonts are actually designed that way. If you make the round parts of "C" fit in the same height as "A", the letter "C" will look too small.

Of course that I understand it and is not that you have made it wrong in any way, and many letters in the alphabet design are made in slightly different sizes so they look good when joined together

I am not saying that the letters are made bad, it just a possible example of what I mean to be able to have any kind of shapes made the same size, if you wanted, but without having to modify the original

Will put another different example later

Thanks very much for making the Autotrim filter, it is a clever and different idea, instead of enlarging the source image, you thought on removing and cutting the transparent area around the image, good. I did not think it about it

It works very well and modifying slightly the Profile gradient repeat value you can make it trim perfect if needed

like much the idea and is very good, helpful and useful

STRETCH TO FILL THE AVAILABLE SPACE

Although this will trim correctly the image, it will of course trim the image with the corresponding ratio that the image already may have to avoid distortion

but in the first post I also wanted that the image is stretched to fit all the available space, but for this I have found an alternative solution, that is Stretching an Image by CFandM that it makes possible to stretch an image, although is manually done

Will see if I can combine the Autotrim with the Stretch filter so both works automatically as it happen already with the Image Placement inside the Color Control.