Cropping an image in GIMP and other graphics programs highlights the area of the image that you want to retain and deletes the portion of the image that fall outside this area. You can use cropping to ...

You’ve always been able to crop photos on your iPhone and iPad. It’s easy to “zoom” into your images, cutting out cruft and distraction at the edges of the frame to focus on what’s important. But now, ...

If you’re traveling this summer, there’s a neat editing trick to get spectacular shots of landmarks or murals. On the iPhone, you can crop, skew and rotate a photo using the Photos app’s advanced ...

The high-water mark of home photo printing may have long passed, but if you own an inkjet printer, it’s likely the printer driver and feed mechanism includes photo-paper options, including printing ...

Click on the shape containing the picture. Go to the Picture Format tab in the Size group and Click Crop. In the Crop drop-down list, select Crop. You will see pointers at the end of the image to crop ...

Adobe Photoshop’s deep trove of features lets you manipulate every aspect of even basic editing tasks, such as cropping and resizing images. For example, you can edit an amateur snapshot of an ...

In iOS 13, Apple enhanced the built-in photo editing capabilities available on iPhones and iPads, and redesigned the photo editing interface to make it easier to manipulate your pictures. This article ...

With the iOS 17 Photos app, Apple is making it easier to crop your photos to your specifications. Keep reading to learn how. Previously in iOS 16, cropping images in the ‌‌Photos‌‌ app involved ...