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Cropping an image using a graphics frame

• To crop or mask any object, use the Selection or Direct Selection tool to select one object you want to mask.

Choose Edit > Copy, select an empty path or frame smaller than the object, and choose Edit > Paste Into.

• Tocropframecontentprecisely,selecttheframewiththeDirectSelectiontool,andusetheTransformorControl

panel to change the size of the frame.

• To specify crop settings for an empty placeholder frame, choose Object > Fitting > Frame Fitting Options, and

then specify the crop amount.

With an imported graphic, you can also create a mask by using the drawing tools to change the shape of the graphic’s

existing frame.

Clipping paths

Clipping paths crop part of the artwork so that only a portion of the artwork appears through the shape or shapes you

create. You can create clipping paths to hide unwanted parts of an image, creating both a path for the image and a

frame for the graphic. By keeping the clipping path and graphics frame separate, you can freely modify the clipping

path without affecting the graphics frame by using the Direct Selection tool and other drawing tools in the toolbox.

You can create clipping paths in the following ways:

• Place already-saved graphics with paths or alpha (mask) channels, which InDesign can use automatically. You can

add paths and alpha channels to graphics using a program such as Adobe Photoshop.

• Use the Detect Edges option in the Clipping Path command to generate a clipping path for a graphic that was saved

without one.

• UsethePentooltodrawapathintheshapeyouwant,andthenusethePasteIntocommandtopastethegraphic

into the path.

When you use one of InDesign’s automatic methods to generate a clipping path, the clipping path is attached to the

image, resulting in an image that is clipped by the path and cropped by the frame.

Note: The graphic frame displays the color of the layer it appears on, and the clipping path is drawn in the inverse color

of the layer. For example, if the layer color is blue, the graphic frame will appear as blue, and the clipping path will appear

as orange.

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