How to use Crop to Shape in PowerPoint 2013?
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How to use Crop to Shape in PowerPoint 2013?
Crop to shape can effectively be used if you need to crop an object that does not have 90-degree angles. Here I have an image of an iPad. As you can see the iPad has rounded corners. So instead of using the normal crop tool, I am going to use “Crop to Shape” and use a rounded rectangle shape. To use ”Crop to Shape”, mark the object and on the format tab click “Crop” and then “Crop to Shape”.
Here I’ll select a rectangle with rounded corners. I’ll move the little yellow marker to change the sharpness of the rounded corners. There, now the iPad has been cropped into a proper shape.
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