Image > Crop to Selection |
![](Help/Icons/crop.png) | Crop to Selection |
The Crop to Selection command allows you to crop the image. Use the Selection tools to select the parts of the image you want to crop. |
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1. | Do one of the following: |
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![](Help/Images/bullet.png) | | Choose Image > Crop to Selection |
![](Help/Images/bullet.png) | | Click the Crop to Selection button | ![](Help/Icons/crop.png) | |
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2. | Use the following options: |
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Color
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Sets the fill color. The fill color specifies the pixel values outside the image or selection boundaries.
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Transparent
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This option allows you to make the pixels transparent.
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Antialias
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![](Help/Images/antialias1.png) | | ![](Help/Images/antialias2.png) | | Without antialias | With antialias |
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Use this option to draw smooth flowing lines by shading the pixels along the borders of graphical elements.
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