How to Crop Images Into Different Shapes (Square, Circle, Triangle)

Cropping pictures into different shapes can be fun. And it’s not difficult at all. It is possible to crop images to different shapes, e.g. B. squares, circles or triangles. Perhaps the hardest part is choosing an image.

You also need to decide which program or tool you want to use. Some people want to crop images in Word, others prefer PowerPoint, while others may not have access to Microsoft Office.

Don’t worry if you fall into the last category; We have also prepared some online tools that anyone can use.

Crop images with TinyWow

Cropping images into different shapes can be tricky, but it’s an essential skill. Most people don’t know how to crop pictures into one of the most popular shapes – square! TinyWow makes photo cropping easy with just a few clicks! Here’s a quick guide:

1. Open your favorite browser and search for TinyWow.com
   
2. Hover the mouse over “picture” above. Then click “Manipulate‘ in the drop-down list. Finally click on “Make a round picture.”
   
3. Once inside, you have the option “Upload file from PC or mobile phone” or “Drag your files” from your computer.
   
4. When you are done uploading your image, you can customize the image you want to crop; B. by changing the scale or using the lens.
   
5. click”Round” if you have the image you want to crop.
   
6. Finally, now you canDownload” the image you finally cropped.
   

Crop images in Office 2010 and later

Cropping images in Office is really easy, and the programs for this purpose are Word and PowerPoint. The following tips work for Office 2010 and later:

1. Open an Office document (e.g. a Word file, but you can also use Excel or PowerPoint).
   
2. Then click on insertion.
   
3. Then select picture and choose from the options to add any image you want to crop.
   
4. If the image is in the file, click on it.
   
5. Click now harvest is near the top right side of the screen.
   
6. Next, click or hover over Crop to shape (square, circle, triangle, etc.) and select your desired shape.
   
7. The shape will appear immediately.
   

If you are happy with the shape but not happy with the end result, you can crop the image in other ways such as cropping. e.g.:

1. Crop one side – all you have to do is pull the side crop handle inwards.
2. To crop two adjacent pages at once, you must drag the corner crop handle inward.
3. If you want to crop two parallel sides at once, you need to hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard and drag the side crop handle inward.
4. Finally, you can crop all sides by holding Ctrl and dragging in on any corner crop handle.

To confirm all these changes, tap harvest Once again.

Online cropping tools

If you don’t have Office, don’t worry; Here are some great free online tools to edit and crop your images.

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LunaPic is a pretty powerful image editor, so you can use it for easy cropping. You can even draw on the image you want to crop. You can crop images into a square or circle, and there are also the Magic Wand and free-form options.

For example, select the circle tool. Then draw on your image to crop the image the way you like it. When you’re done, confirm the change by clicking Crop. Your image will be cropped and have a transparent background.

Follow this link to visit and use LunaPic.

IMMONLINE

IMGONLINE is another great cropping tool that you can use for free. It offers a wide range of shapes. The complex shapes are even more fun, especially with the animals, hearts, arrows, etc.

Follow the steps below to use this website:

1. Click on Choose file to add your picture.
   
2. Then you have to choose the shape, e.g. B. Shape number four is a star with five fingers. In the second step, there are many more customization options. Apply them as you please.
   
3. Finally, select the image format to save.
   
4. Confirm with OK and the image will be processed shortly afterwards.
   
5. You can then open it or download it to your computer.
   

This tool is fun and easy to use once you get the hang of it. It’s probably my personal favorite of the bunch. I used the tool to shape an image of Garfield into a star shape. Here is the result:

The only limit is your imagination

Now you know how to crop images into different shapes in office and online tools. Hopefully this guide was fun and easy to follow. Have fun trying out these cropping options.

Good luck cropping and don’t hesitate to add your ideas in the comments section below.

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