How To Crop An Image In Inkscape And Remove Background

thank you for stopping by to watch another one of my videos please watch the video all the way through please watch the video all the way through subscribe it's totally free doesn't hurt you and he helps me a lot I try to release at least three to five videos per week but a lot of times it'll be more than that so keep checking back subscribe so you can get notification in this video we're going to probably use an emo to show you guys how to do cropping or how to crop in Inkscape Inkscape is different when it comes to crop ten most the most photo editing software with most software for photo editing you could simply drag a box like this over image and then the box stays there and then you just hit control X and cut it out and then you've cropped the image but it's a little different with Inkscape so I'll show you three quick methods to crop real quick and easy using Inkscape the first one is using the square tool click on the square tool and I'm going to draw a box over an emo to clip him out you're going to go down here to your opacity make sure your opacity is set low so that you can see through the color of the box see is if I change the colors makes it makes it see-through and it gives you like a feel to the pic but if I raise the opacity it'll make the the color darker and darker until it's totally opaque and you can't see through it so 2025 will be that's a hundred percent so 25 should be good so and then you use this get your select tool and then you position it where you want it so that's cool and then to crop it we're going to keep this box selected over the area that we want to keep and then the image that we're taking it from we're gonna hold shift and click on that now both images both select both the square and the image is selected then we right-click go to set clip and click that and now we have Nemo cropped out that's one way the second way we just go back I'll delete square then we can take the circle tool and we can do the same thing we can drag a circle over Nemo and then we get our select tool and then we can make Nemo look like one of those singing fish plaques see how it's the circled oh it's like that oval and then Nemo 16 and the fish sits on that plaque and then we do the same thing we keep this selected hit shift and select the the image that we're cropping from right click to get the menu then hit set clip and boom there you have Nemo looking strangely as if there's somebody there but there's nobody there but there you have the second way and the third way is a little bit more tedious but it's if you want Nemo with no background the third way is by using the Bezier tool so you're gonna click on the Bezier tool and I'm just gonna go get rid of that we're gonna zoom that one's on I'll just use the Bezier to it we're just gonna use series of nodes and outline the shape of Nemo and you can zoom in if you want this more detail but I want to me keep doing now we have all of Nemo it's selected you could tell the square box pops-up once you join the last though the first note to the last note and then you're gonna get your select two and do the same thing hold shift to click the image then you're gonna hit right click and then set clip and now we have Nemo perfectly cut out and there you have it guys this is how to use Inkscape to easily do cropping and remove backgrounds from images thanks for watching the video all the way through please watch all my videos all the way through

Channel: Designs by Bo

Views: 9,708

Keywords: inkscape, how to, gimp, vector, logos by nick, art, photoshop, free software, tutorials

Id: 6VTKkVlOttg

Length: 6min 38sec (398 seconds)

Published: Mon Jan 20 2020