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Cut an image in Office

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Crush an image to cut the external edges which are superfluous.

• If you prefer to delete the background from an image, see the background deleted from an image.
• If you want enlarge or enlarge an image, See modifying the size of an image.

Important : Rogcerated parts of the image are not deleted from the file and can be visible by other people. including search engines if the rogated image is published online. If there is sensitive information in the area that you grow, be sure to delete the cropped areas (see below), then save the file.

In addition to the basic margini scoring, you can cut images in order to obtain specific shapes and proportions, and cut off filler (in Microsoft 365 for Mac and in Office 2010 and subsequent versions).

Office can you help with the basic modification of images as illustrated in the video above, but for more advanced tasks, you may need a dedicated image editing application. The digital trends application recommends free photo editing software.

Cut the margins of an image

1. Use L‘> Image to add the image to an Office file (for example, a word document, a PowerPoint Presentation or an Excel Classify).
2. Right -click on the image. A drop-down menu is displayed with two buttons immediately above or below the menu. Roger is one of the buttons.
3. Select it button Crop. Black knife handles appear on the edges and corners of the image.
4. Crush the image by performing one of the following operations:
   

   Description	Action
   Sneak	Slide the side of side scrolling into the inside
   Cut two adjacent sides at the same time	Slide inside the side handle handle on the side handle
   Equally cut two parallel sides at the same time	Maintain the CTRL key pressed while sliding the side of side scrolling to the inside

   You can also extend or add a margin around an image by sliding the scruffing handles to the outside rather than inside.

5. (Optional) To reposition the scoring area, modify it by dragging the edges or corners of the cropping rectangle, or move the image.
6. When you have finished, press escape or click anywhere in the document, apart from the image.

Noticed : The scoring tools are not available for forms. In Office 2010 and subsequent versions, you can however resize a form and use the tool Change points To obtain an effect similar to cropping, or personalize a form. For more information, see modifying points to modify or Roger the form.

Run a form, such as a circle

Other types of cropping

Select a title below to open the corresponding section and see the detailed instructions.

Crush on common proportions

Sneak an image to adapt it to a photo size or proportions allows you to easily insert it in a standard setting. You can also use this tool to display a preview of the image proportions before selecting.

1. Click on Insertion >Picture To add the image to an office file (for example, a Word document, a PowerPoint presentation or an Excel workbook).
2. Click on the image.
3. Click on Image tools >Format, Then in the group Size, Click on the arrow under Crop.
4. In the menu appearing, select Height-width ratio, Then click on the report of your choice. A scrape rectangle appears to show you what the image will look like when rooged the selected proportions.
5. You can also adjust the scoring area using scoring handles, as described in scoring an image.
6. When you have finished, press escape or click anywhere in the document, apart from the image.

Crop to adjust to a shape or fill it
Cut an image without using Office

Paint applications (in several versions of Windows) and 3D paint (in Windows 10) allow you to cut an image. Open your image in the application to reveal a button Crop in the toolbar. Look at this view of the presentation of certain features in the 3D paint application.

Delete the scoring areas of an image

By default, once you cut an image, the cropped areas are still part of the file, but are not hidden. However, you can reduce the size of the file by deleting the Rogcerated Zones of the Image File. This also prevents other users from seeing the parts you have deleted from the image.

Important : If you delete the cropped areas and change your mind afterwards, you can click on the button Cancel for restore them. Deletions can be canceled until the file is saved.

To delete the rugged areas of the image file:

1. Select the images (s) you want to delete cropped areas.
2. Click on Image tools >Shaping. In the group Adjust, click on Compress the images. A dialog box offering different compression options is displayed. If the tabs Image tools And Shaping do not appear, check that you have selected a picture. You may have to double-click the image to select it and open the tab Shaping. Furthermore, if your screen is small, only the icon Compress the images can appear.
3. Below Compression options, Check that the box Remove images scoring areas is checked. To delete scrapes from the selected images only and not all the images of the file, check the box Apply to the selected image only. If necessary, select a option to resolution.
4. Click on OK.

Advice : For more information on reducing image file size and image compression, see reducing the file size of an image.

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Cut the margins of an image

1. Use L‘> Images to add the image to an Office file (for example, a word document, a PowerPoint Presentation or an Excel classify).
2. Click on the image, then on The format tab Image in the toolbar tape.
3. Below The format tab of the image, select Roger. Black knife handles appear on the edges and corners of the image.
4. Rognie the image by dragging the handle handle inwards. If you slide one of the corner handles, it is modified in two adjacent sides at the same time.
5. Click outside the image to see the cut image.

Noticed : Once you have cut off an image, the rugged parts are hidden but remain in the image file. To permanently delete the rogated part and reduce the size of your image, see the section below on this page called Delete Rogce -up areas from an image.

Crop to a specific form

Delete the scoring areas of an image

By default, even after cutting out parts of an image, the cropped parts remain in the image file. However, you can reduce file size by deleting the image files. This also prevents other users from seeing the parts you have deleted from the image.

Important : The removal of the cropped areas of an image cannot be canceled. This is why you should only use it after being sure you have made all the rogages and the desired modifications.

To delete crops from an image file:

1. Select the images (s) you want to delete cropped areas.
2. Below The image format tab , click On compress images. (If you don’t see the tabImage tools, Check that you have selected an image.))
3. Select the check box Remove images scoring areas. To delete scrapes from the selected images only and not all the images of the file, select Images selected only.

See as well

In Word for the web and PowerPoint for the web you can cut a basic image, which allows you to cut the unwanted margins of an image. However, only desktop applications can delete arranged image areas.

Cut an image

1. Select the image in Roger.
2. In the ribbon, select the tab Picture.
3. Select the pointing arrow down in ‘option Roger, then Select Roger. Black crop crop handles appear on the edges of the image.
4. With the mouse, point to a gripped handle, then click and slide inward to cut the image margin.
5. When you have finished from Roger the margins, click apart from the image limit to save changes.

Important : Rogcerated parts of the image are not deleted from the file and can be visible by other people. including search engines if the rogated image is published online. Only desktops can delete crops from the underlying image file.

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