How to maintain the Central Position during resizing

How can I maintain the central position of the image in a re-size?  It would be useful to know both in photoshop and illustrator, but looking online, I couldn't find much information.

You're talking about using the free transform on a layer or an object?   With Image > resize the central position is irrelevant.

If you talk about free transform, hold down the ALT (Opt) to get expansion around the handle of the Center (of which yoo can move) and also the SHIFT key if you want to keep the proportions.

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