This property can be used for image, video, or any other media. It can also be used with the `object-position` property to get more control on how the media is displayed.
Basically we use the `object-fit` property to define how it stretch or squish an inline media.
## Syntax
```css
.element {
object-fit: fill || contain || cover || none || scale-down;
}
```
## Values
*`fill`: **This is the default value**. Resize the content to match its parent box regardless of the aspect-ratio.
*`contain`: Resize the content to fill its parent box using the correct aspect-ratio.
*`cover`: similar as `contain` but often cropping the content.
*`none`: display the image in its original size.
*`scale-down`: compare the difference between `none` and `contain` to find the smallest concrete object size.
## Browser Compatibility
The `object-fit` is supported by most of the modern browsers, for the most updated info about compatibility you can check this out http://caniuse.com/#search=object-fit
Also there's a polyfill for unsupported browser (mostly IE).