Photoshop - Predefined Size for Crops

hashbury · 2008-11-23, 12:49 PM

You might be able to create a new file at 250X250 then drag your picture into it and move it around the way you need it. Works for me.

Mateusz · 2008-11-23, 01:38 PM

There are probably faster ways but I'm..
1) creating a new image (CTRL+N) - white background - that would be 250x250 px image
2) CTRL+A to mark all, CTRL+C to copy
3) going back to orginal image, CTRL+V to paste
4) using any of the keypad keys (1-9) to quickly change opacity of automatically created layer
5) pressing V to activate 'move tool' and moving the layer to the the requested area
6) selecting my 250x250 layer by clicking CTRL + mouse button on the layer in the layer list (right bottom), changing active layer to the orginal image (the lower one)
7) then again CTRL+C, CTRL+N and finally CTRL+V & CTRL+S or CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+S

Sounds complicated but it really takes only few seconds

2008-11-23, 12:49 PM	#1
hashbury My name is hashbury not assburry Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Tampa Posts: 1,125	You might be able to create a new file at 250X250 then drag your picture into it and move it around the way you need it. Works for me. __________________ Sig Goes Here!

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2008-11-23, 01:38 PM	#2
Mateusz Screw you, guys. I'm going home. Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Gliwice, Poland Posts: 996	There are probably faster ways but I'm.. 1) creating a new image (CTRL+N) - white background - that would be 250x250 px image 2) CTRL+A to mark all, CTRL+C to copy 3) going back to orginal image, CTRL+V to paste 4) using any of the keypad keys (1-9) to quickly change opacity of automatically created layer 5) pressing V to activate 'move tool' and moving the layer to the the requested area 6) selecting my 250x250 layer by clicking CTRL + mouse button on the layer in the layer list (right bottom), changing active layer to the orginal image (the lower one) 7) then again CTRL+C, CTRL+N and finally CTRL+V & CTRL+S or CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+S Sounds complicated but it really takes only few seconds