Sometimes, you only want a certain part of the captured photo. You may also have asked someone else to take your photo, but what he took was a photo of a large hall and You standing in the middle (of course you will look very small in the photo). Read this article to learn how to crop an image using Gimp.
Step
Step 1. Open the image you want to edit
Step 2. Click the cutting tool in the Gimp window
These tools are indicated by the X-Acto knife icon.
Once clicked, a selection of cutting tools will be shown below all toolbar icons
Step 3. If you're not sure exactly how to crop the image you want, start by making a selection first and watch the results
You can always undo an action already taken. In cropping mode, you can make a selection by clicking on the area that is thought to be the main/middle of the selection and dragging the cursor outwards. With this step, the main object will be displayed (more or less) in the center of the cropped image when the main image is later cropped.
Step 4. Use a cutting guide if you prefer
You can get basic guides used in art and photography.
Step 5. Double-click the selected area once you've defined it
Method 1 of 1: Selection Method
Step 1. Use the selector tool, either round, rectangular, or whatever shape you want
