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How to crop an image with Inkscape

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infofeet Posted messages 48 Status Membre -  
 TELLIEZ -
Hello,
I wanted to know how to crop an image, that is to say, for example, to take only a part in the middle. I have version Inkscape 0.46 and I haven't been able to figure out how to do it. Thanks
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Anonymous user
 
1. You create a frame of the size you want and position it on your image.
2. You select both (frame + image)
3. You go to Object > Clipping Path and click on Define
4. You export as bitmap in File > Export as Bitmap
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LuckyNeto
 
Thank you, and congratulations on the pedagogical simplicity, solution understood in under a minute.
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TELLIEZ
 
Uh... cool.
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infofeet Posted messages 48 Status Membre 8
 
So, my friends, no solution??
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L'indien
 
Hi

You create a shape to the size you want and place it where you want to frame it.
You remove the fill or set the opacity to 0, and you save the selection as a bitmap.
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but2ene > L'indien
 
Would it be possible to keep the vector format?

Thank you in advance
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wrh
 
there is a way by editing the paths and removing them one by one
it depends on the complexity of the drawing
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k6
 
You create a shape to the size you want and place it where you want to frame it, then you select this shape and the image you want to crop and you do: Object / Crop / Define.
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quimba
 
Thank you K6!!!
The object/cut/define works very well.
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