#Change imagesize windows

The clipboard contents, surrounded by the selection border, appear in the upper-left corner of the pane. To paste the clipboard contents into an image To copy the selection into the image at its current location, select outside the selection cursor. The area of the original selection is unchanged. Hold down the Ctrl key as you drag the selection to a new location. Position the pointer inside the selection border or anywhere on it except the sizing handles. To cut the current selection and move it to the clipboard In addition, you can resize the selection, whether it includes the entire image or just a part.

#Change imagesize windows

Because the Image Editor uses the Windows Clipboard, you can transfer images between the Image Editor and other applications for Windows. You can perform standard editing operations - cutting, copying, clearing, and moving - on a selection, whether the selection is the entire image or just a part of it. The selection border changes focus and encompasses the whole image once again. Select the image outside of the current selection. The selection border encloses the selected area. All pixels within the rectangle, including those under the rectangle, are included in the selection. A rectangle shows which pixels will be selected. Cross hairs appear when the insertion point is over the image.ĭrag the insertion point to the opposite corner of the area you want to select. Move the insertion point to one corner of the image area that you want to select. Use the Image Editor toolbar or go to menu Image > Tools and choose the selection tool you want. To edit an image, see how: To select an image For more information, see Creating a Custom Brush. You can also create a custom brush from a selection. See the Rectangle Selection and Irregular Selection tools pictured in Image Editor toolbar or view the tool tips associated with each button on the Image Editor toolbar.