How can I crop a picture on a Mac?

Once your chosen image is open in Preview, it’s simple to crop your photos:
  1. Click the Show Markup Toolbar button. It’s the toolbox icon.
  2. Click, hold, and drag on the image to select your crop.
  3. Drag any of the blue dots to resize your crop (if needed).
  4. Press Command and K to crop.
  5. Save your image.

How do I crop just an image?

Click the picture. Click Picture Tools > Format, and in the Size group, click the arrow under Crop. From the menu that appears, select Aspect Ratio, then click the ratio that you want. A crop rectangle appears, showing you how the picture will appear when cropped to the selected aspect ratio.

How do you snip crop on a Mac?

How to Crop a Screenshot on a Mac
  1. Press the Crop icon (top-right) after taking your screenshot.
  2. Select the area in your screenshot you want to keep.
  3. When you’re finished, press Done.

Why can’t I crop an image on my Mac?

Some Mac users can’t find the Crop option or when they go to the Tools menu, the Crop option is greyed out. You have to select the area on the image to crop, otherwise you can’t select Crop under the Tools menu. … If you can’t see the Toolbar in Preview, click the View menu, choose Show Toolbar option.

How can I free crop?

To free crop an image in Photoshop, select the Crop Tool (C), and set the crop preset to “Ratio” or “W x H x Resolution” in the upper setting bar. Next, press “clear” to remove any constraints applied to your crop preset. Now you can freely crop your image without conforming to a certain dimension.