How to Crop Images in Photoshop with the Crop Tool

Thank you so much! My crop tool wasn't working and it was very frustrating! All good now!

Very useful! Thank you!

Did you steel posting tutorials, there any removing white back grounds, or backgrounds whit that little squares thanks

I love Photoshop Essentials. Great video.

Great tutorial, to the point

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I have the opposite problem. Even when delete pixelated area Is selected, the extended image outside of the crop space doesn’t seem to be disappearing. So the image isn’t officially cropping and deleting the outter areas.
(At least not when I have an image layer in addition to the background

This is not a critique on this video, which is very good but rather pointing out an annoyance with photoshop and a tip of my own. The Crop tool's function should be to remove or add area to an image precisely. So you should be able to say I want an image that is 40x30 inches and remove all but 4x3 inches at certain point in the image (pallet?) WITHOUT resizing - that is it should set the crop to 3x4in exactly without ratio and without me dragging the corners of the crop until I reach that amount. Thankfully you can do this with another tool entirely - the Marque tool. Select it and the fixed size from the popup on the control bar, move your selection where you want it and then select the crop tool, which snaps to your marque. This should be possible using only the Crop tool but is not. You're welcome.

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Hi sir , how about if i use the cm not in? The third box should i select the 2nd option which is px/cm ?

This isn’t how we used it in school. I just wanna know how to take an image and use the lasso tool to crop an image and put it in a different one

the crop tool in photoshop is not like the one in premiere

The crop tool only allows me to drag a new crop box around an area, it doesn't allow me to drag the corners. I have reset tool but still no joy. Any ideas?

After you crop - how do you export the cropped portion only as it's own image?? I'm trying to basically remove the white background and then export the "image" itself

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i dont have the racio bar cuz im on mac

I felt safer hearing that voice!

What a natural and relaxing teaching in voice, rhythm and content! Thank you!

thanks brother you solved my problem

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Thank You and still pretty up to date! Took me 2 minutes to understand and 1 hour (without success) until I crossed over your channel! Cheers

how do i crop the image ALONE and not the entire layers??

i literally clapped the screen at the end of this. Fkn gold. Thank you and thank you for talking quickly. Brilliant !

This explanation is very clear....Thanks so much

hello sir,Ineed to know how to add letters(font).So please ,can you do for us.many thanks

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Thank you! This is very good for a beginner.

is this psychological horror

13 minutes for this ... wtf are this useless long videos

thank you

sheesh the asmr on this damn

But in this way PH crops the layer?? If you have few different pic, and you try to make composition, it still crops whole layer, not signle pic.

I have watched a lot of online videos on photography, but this one has been one of the most concise that I have ever seen Steve! Thank you.

I just wanna know how to crop a single layer without cropping the background too.

there is no crop tool option on my taskbar thing

would you please inform me, how to crop the middle portion of a photo?

Thank you

is it just me or that's some pretty gourmet asmr stuff?

will it work for version 2019 also?

I was searching this one. Very Thanks❤

TOO SLOW

Thank you ...you help me a lot , great work.

I thought I knew everything there was to know about cropping. Oh man was I wrong!! Thanks for a great video

Very nice! I'll re-watch it definitely some time. Meanwhile, what's up with this movable "aiming circle" in the center of the image while you crop, what's that for??

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