You can crop images to improve their composition or eliminate unwanted parts. When cropping, you can use a preset or custom aspect ratio, or you can constrain the image to its original aspect ratio. You can also straighten images that were taken at an angle unintentionally.
Choose the Crop tool by doing one of the following:
Resize the crop box to select the area of your image you want to keep by dragging the crop box handles or by entering a custom size into the width and height fields.
To constrain the crop box to an aspect ratio, click the Constrain pop-up menu and choose from the available presets.
Tip: You can hold down the key and drag one of the crop box handles to keep the center of the crop box fixed.
To straighten the image, drag anywhere outside the crop box or move rotation wheel handle in the Tool Options pane.
If you’d like to straighten the image automatically, click Auto Straighten in the Tool Options pane.
Note: When resizing, the crop box Pixelmator Pro shows a grid to help you adjust the crop box more precisely. You can choose to turn this grid on or off by selecting or deselecting Show Grid in the Tool Options pane.
Choose the Crop tool by doing one of the following:
If a crop preset is selected, click the Constrain pop-up menu and choose Custom Ratio or Custom Size.
In the Tool Options pane, enter a new crop ratio or size into the designated fields.
When cropping, you can choose whether you’d like to hide or delete the cropped contents of an image.
Choose the Crop tool by doing one of the following:
Do one of the following: