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Photoshop Tutorial : How to use the Trim Command
The Trim command in Photoshop provides another way to crop an image. The Trim command works by removing unwanted parts of the image – you can specify which parts. The image crops by trimming surrounding transparent pixels, or background pixels of the colour you specify. Here’s a quick tutorial showing you how it works.
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1963 days ago ·
How to use the Trim Command
1839 days ago ·
this command is useful and the tutorial also…….but i want to learn it deeply
1322 days ago ·
Great tutorial if you are starting out!
1239 days ago ·
thank you so much for the video
873 days ago ·
how to move the needed part of the picture when you finish triming
786 days ago ·
Sometimes after working with images on a transparent background, you’re left with extra space around your object. Cropping the image precisely can be tricky, especially if you have soft shadow edges.
This is where Photoshop’s Trim command comes in so handy (choose Image > Trim in Photoshop’s menu).
As long as the area you want to crop is transparent or a solid color, the Trim dialog box lets you instantly crop your document’s canvas to the outer border of your image.