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  Here I think you want your images to fit within size full page automatically. For this, you can try the following steps:

  1. create a new doc

  2. menu Goto object, and then choose image mount options

  3. Select adjust automatically and fitting drowdown, select "adjust the content to the frame. See the screenshot below:

  

  After that, your images should adjust automatically in full page placeholder images. Please let me know if this does not work or if the problem you are experiencing is different and I did not understand your problem correctly.

  Kind regards

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  {

  var gScriptFile = app.activeScript;

  }

  }

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  {

  }

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  {

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  const kMaxLogNestLevel = 5;

  const kLogToMessageBox = 0;

  const kLogToConsole = 0;

  const kLogToFile = 0;

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  const kIgnoreFrameLabel = "ignore."

  const kSizeLabelLayerName = "PercentageLabels";

  const kLabelNestedItems = 0;

  const kDontLabelImageFrames = 0;

  const kDontLabelTextFrames = 1;

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  {

  logToMessageBox: kLogToMessageBox,

  logToConsole: kLogToConsole,.

  logToFile: kLogToFile,.

  functionNestLevel: 0,

  logFunctionEntry: true,

  logFunctionExit: true,

  logLevel: kLogLevel,.

  logFileName: kLogFileName

  };

  Main();

  // ****************

  function ConvertToFrame (thePageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ConvertToFrame");

  var retVal = thePageItem.getElements () [0];

  / * / / / LogExit ("ConvertToFrame");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function CollectionToArray (theCollection)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("CollectionToArray");

  var retVal = theCollection.everyItem () .getElements () .slice (0);

  / * / / / LogExit ("CollectionToArray");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageFile (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageFile");

  var imageFile = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (!) (("allGraphics" in pageItem))

  {

  break;

  }

  var allGraphics = pageItem.allGraphics.slice (0);

  If (allGraphics.length == 0)

  {

  break;

  }

  var chart = allGraphics [0];

  var graphic.itemLink = link;

  imageFile = new File (link.filePath);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageFile");

  return imageFile.

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageName (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageName");

  var imageName = "";

  do

  {

  var imageFile = GetImageFile (pageItem);

  If (imageFile is nothing)

  {

  break;

  }

  imageName = imageFile.displayName;

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageName");

  return imageName;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetOuterPageItem (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetOuterPageItem");

  var retVal = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  retVal = pageItem.parent;

  If (retVal instanceof spread | retVal instanceof Page)

  {

  retVal = pageItem;

  break;

  }

  If (retVal instanceof character)

  {

  retVal = GetOuterPageItem(retVal.parentTextFrames[0]);

  break;

  }

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  retVal = null;

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetOuterPageItem");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogMessage (message, collapseLines)

  {

  If (gRunState.logToConsole)

  {

  $.writeln (message);

  }

  If (gRunState.logToFile)

  {

  var logFile = new file (gScriptFile.parent + "/" + gRunState.logFileName);

  var now = new Date();

  logFile.open ("a");

  logFile.write (now.toString () + ":"+ message + "\n" ');

  logFile.close ();

  }

  If (gRunState.logToMessageBox)

  {

  Alert (message);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  LogEntry (message) function

  {

  If (gRunState.logFunctionEntry)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + "<", true);

  }

  }

  gRunState.functionNestLevel ++;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogError (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 1).

  {

  LogMessage ("* ERROR *:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogExit (message)

  {

  -gRunState.functionNestLevel;

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < 0)

  {

  LogError ("LogExit: unbalanced nesting of function");

  }

  If (gRunState.logFunctionExit)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + ">", true);

  }

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogNote (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 3)

  {

  LogMessage ("Note:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogWarning (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 2)

  {

  LogMessage ("WARNING:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function Main()

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("Main");

  var savedUserInteractionLevel = app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel;

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.NEVER_INTERACT;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  activeDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  If (!.) (activeDocument instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("hand: activeDocument isn't a Document");

  break;

  }

  var savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedVerticalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedRulerOrigin = activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.PAGE_ORIGIN;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  ProcessFrames (activeDocument);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  }

  }

  While (false);

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = savedRulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = savedVerticalMeasurementUnits;

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  LogError ("Hand throw" + Girard);

  }

  }

  While (false);

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = savedUserInteractionLevel;

  / * / / / LogExit ("Main");

  }

  // ****************

  function ProcessFrames (doc)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ProcessFrames");

  var err;

  do

  {

  If (!.) (doc instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("ProcessFrames: doc should be a Document");

  break;

  }

  Try

  {

  var existingLayer = doc.layers.itemByName (kSizeLabelLayerName);

  existingLayer.id;

  existingLayer.remove ();

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  If (kLabelNestedItems)

  {

  var pageItems = doc.allPageItems.slice (0);

  }

  on the other

  {

  var pageItems = CollectionToArray (doc.pageItems);

  }

  var frameReferences = [];

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < pageItems.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  do

  {

  var pageItem = pageItems [pageItemIdx];

  If (pageItem.itemLayer.name is kSizeLabelLayerName)

  {

  break;

  }

  var pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (instanceof TextFrame pageItem)

  {

  If (kDontLabelTextFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  ElseIf (pageItem graphic instanceof)

  {

  If (kDontLabelImageFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  on the other

  {

  If (kDontLabelOtherFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  If (pageItem.label.toLowerCase () is kIgnoreFrameLabel)

  {

  break;

  }

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  If (width < kDontLabelBelowWidth)

  {

  break;

  }

  If (height, kDontLabelBelowHeight)

  {

  break;

  }

  frameReferences.push (pageItem);

  }

  While (false);

  }

  var sizeLabelLayer = doc.layers.add ({name: kSizeLabelLayerName});

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < frameReferences.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  Try

  {

  var pageItem = frameReferences [pageItemIdx];

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  var labelItem = doc.textFrames.add (null, LocationOptions.BEFORE, GetOuterPageItem (pageItem));

  labelItem.itemLayer = sizeLabelLayer;

  var boxsquinch = width * height

  var boxpercent = (boxsquinch / spreadsquinch) * 100

  var roundpercent = Math.round (boxpercent)

  var labelText = "";

  If (kShowImageFileName)

  {

  var imageName = GetImageName (pageItem);

  If (imageName! = "")

  {

  labelText += imageName + kSeparatorBetweenNameAndSize;

  }

  }

  labelText += RoundString (height, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorBetweenHeightAndWidth + RoundString(width, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorAfterWidth + ' \r\n'+ roundpercent + '% ';

  labelItem.contents = labelText;

  xPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [1];

  yPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [0] + kLabelHeight;

  labelItem.geometricBounds is [Posy, xPos, yPos + kLabelHeight, xPos + kLabelWidth];.

  Try

  {

  labelItem.parentStory.characters.everyItem () .appliedCharacterStyle = doc.characterStyles.item (0);

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  Try

  {

  labelItem.parentStory.paragraphs.everyItem () .appliedParagraphStyle = kLabelStyleName;

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  Try

  {

  labelItem.appliedObjectStyle = doc.objectStyles.itemByName (kLabelObjectStyleName);

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("ProcessFrames");

  }

  // ****************

  function RoundString (numVal, decimal)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("Round");

  var retVal = Math.round (numVal * Math.pow(10,decimals)) + "";

  retVal = retVal.substring(0,retVal.length-decimals) + "." + retVal.substring(retVal.length-decimals);

  / * / / / LogExit ("Round");

  Return retVal;

  }

  What do you mean?

  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  var mySpreads = myDoc.spreads;
  var myRectangles = myDoc.rectangles;
  var myImages = 0;
  for (var i = 0; i < mySpreads.length; i++) {
      var mySpreadWidth = 0;
      var mySpreadHeight = myDoc.documentPreferences.pageHeight;
      for (var j = 0; j < mySpreads[i].pages.length; j++) {
          mySpreadWidth += myDoc.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
          }
      var mySpreadArea = mySpreadWidth * mySpreadHeight;
      var myImages = mySpreads[i].rectangles;
      var myTotalImageArea = 0;
      var myIndividualImageArea = [];
      for (var j = 0; j < myImages.length; j++) {
          var myImageGeometricBounds = myImages[j].geometricBounds;
          var myImageWidth = myImageGeometricBounds[3] - myImageGeometricBounds[1];
          var myImageHeight = myImageGeometricBounds[2] - myImageGeometricBounds[0];
          myIndividualImageArea[j] = (myImageWidth * myImageHeight);
          myTotalImageArea += myIndividualImageArea[j];
          }
      for (var j = 0; j < myIndividualImageArea.length; j++) {
          alert("Image percentage of total images on spread " + (i + 1) + " = " + (myIndividualImageArea[j] * 100) /myTotalImageArea);
          }
     alert("Total image percentage on spread " + (i + 1) + " = " + myTotalImageArea);
     }