Adobe InDesign is multifunctional typesetting and publishing software useful for designing all kinds of documents, whether for a book, brochure or magazine, or a vector image for some other graphic ...

Adobe Photoshop is full of advanced editing tools that let you do everything from change the color of an object to remove the background from an image, but the seemingly humble crop tool is among the ...

Adobe Photoshop has long been one of the most commonly-used pieces of image editing software around. You can do a lot with Photoshop, from well known tasks like image resizing and color adjustments to ...

There’s nothing more annoying than snapping the greatest picture ever taken only to later find a stranger looming in the background. Luckily for you, there are free and premium tools to easily crop ...

Although you can now remove part of an image using AI, sometimes, the best approach is to crop the unwanted area or element.

As you frame your shot in the camera viewfinder—or the LCD screen of your point and shoot or smartphone—you are instinctively capturing the most intriguing part of a scene. Later, when you pull that ...

You can crop an image in Photoshop with the crop tool, found in the Tool Palette on the left side of the screen. The crop tool's Tool Options bar is at the top of the screen and lets you set the ...

Cropping images on Windows is easier than you think, thanks to built-in tools like the Snipping Tool, Photos app, and Paint. Whether you’re editing screenshots, resizing photos, or preparing images ...

For the most part, the graphics you add to a slide should be specific–in purpose and in content. Pictures are seldom so well-honed. That’s why PowerPoint’s Crop tool might become one of your favorite ...

Follow the steps below to crop an image to fit a shape in Microsoft Excel: Launch Microsoft Excel. Click insert and click the Illustration button and select a picture from any of the options offered ...

The Crop feature in Photoshop can be used to remove unwanted sections of images, enhance the subject of images or add canvas size to images. The last function may seem out of place, and I thought so ...