There are a few different ways to crop an image in Photoshop. The first way is to use the Crop Tool, which is located in the Tools palette.
To use the Crop Tool, simply select it and then click and drag on the image to create a cropping border. You can also use the Crop Tool to straighten an image by selecting the Straighten option from the options bar.
Another way to crop an image is to use the Rectangular Marquee Tool, which is also located in the Tools palette. To use the Rectangular Marquee Tool, simply select it and then click and drag on the image to create a cropping border.
You can also use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to create a custom shape crop by selecting the Custom Shape option from the options bar.
Once you have created a cropping border, you can adjust it by clicking and dragging on the handles that appear around the border. When you are happy with your cropping border, simply press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) to crop the image. You can also cancel a crop by pressing Esc.
To crop an image using the Crop Tool:
- 1. Select the Crop Tool from the Tools palette.
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Click and drag on the image to create a cropping border.
- 3. Adjust the cropping border by clicking and dragging on the handles that appear around it.
- 4. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) to crop the image.
To crop an image using the Rectangular Marquee Tool:
- 1. Select the Rectangular Marquee Tool from the Tools palette. Adjust the cropping border by clicking and dragging onthe handles that appear around it. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac) to cropthe image.
Photoshop offers two main ways to crop images: The Crop tool and various Marquee tools. The Crop tool is generally faster and easier, but if you need more control over your crops, or if you want to crop non-rectangular shapes, you’ll need to use one of Photoshop’s Marquee tools
