In situations where there is no time to run voluminous and powerful programs, and there are no tools for a quick work with photos, only the Preview application remains in stock. Today I will tell you how to quickly crop a image in a standard for all macOS Preview application.

Preview Crop Pictures on a Mac

  1. To crop your Mac screenshot, click the Crop icon in the toolbar, which looks like two overlapping corners. Then drag each corner of the picture to resize your cropped selection. Click and drag in the middle of the selection to move it. To finish, click Crop in the toolbar to crop the screenshot.
  2. Select the Area to Crop Once the document is open, click on the 'Tool' tab on the left side, and then select the 'Crop Pages' option. Then a dotted dialogue box will appear around your page. Drag the box to select the area that you want to keep.
  3. Note: This document does not pertain to Mac OS X. With Apple's Desktop Printing software, you can create printer icons on your desktop that will allow you to use drag-and-drop printing for any number of printers. With drag-and-drop printing, you won't have to change printers using the Chooser, and you won't have to open files to print them.
  4. Enable the Crop feature. Click the crop icon in the lower-left corner of the viewer, and choose 'Crop' (or press Shift+C). A crop window will pop up, then just drag edges to choose which area to display, then hit 'Done'.
  • The first step is to open the photo in the Preview application on the Mac. The program should by default open most image formats;

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  • Then select the area of ​​the photo you want to cut with the mouse;
  • After selection, simultaneously press Command + K on the keyboard or select Markup -> Crop from the control panel;
  • The image is ready – it remains only to Save.

Read more:How to Flip or Rotate Pictures in macOS with Preview?

Conclusion

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Almost all users migrated from Windows to macOS are puzzled at the regular options for viewing photos. After all, you can not just open and flipping through the images – there are some incomprehensible nuances everywhere. In this article we will talk about how to work with navigation when viewing images using regular macOS tools.

With the help of such a simple trick, you can greatly simplify your work with images on your Mac. And what are the secrets of the Preview you know?

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