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To use the Crop Tool:
1. Click Crop Tool in the Toolbox.
2. Make a selection on your image. By
default, all areas to be cropped will be
covered by a semi-transparent shield.
You can make adjustments to your crop
area by dragging the corners of the
crop bounding box.
3. Alternatively, you can use preset crop
shapes by clicking Shapes and making
a selection. This feature does not
actually give an exact-size crop, but
provides a specific ratio of the crop
shape.
Note: To retain crop proportions even when
adjusting, click Keep aspect ratio
on the Attribute Toolbar.
4. To determine where the crop will be
applied, click Options on the Attribute
Toolbar. You can choose between
cropping Selection & All Objects,
Active Selection/Object(s), or
Entire Image.
5. Click Crop or press [Enter].
Notes:
• To reset the crop bounding box or cancel the crop action, press [Esc].
• To reposition the bounding box, move your mouse within the bounding box.
When the pointer changes to a 4-directional arrow, drag selection to the desired
position.
• Click Add to save the current settings to the EasyPalette. From the
EasyPalette, double-click or drag-and-drop to apply saved settings to an
image(s).
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Entire image with a selected area to
crop
Image appearance on the workspace
after the crop command
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