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This How.com.vn teaches you how to crop and further edit a photo on any device running iOS, which includes the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
Steps
Cropping a Photo
- Open Photos. It's a white app with a multicolored pinwheel icon, typically found on the Home Screen.
- Tap an album. You should have several albums listed here, such as "Camera Roll," "Favorites," "People," and "Places."
- If Photos doesn't open to the Albums page, tap Albums in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
- If Photos opens to an individual photo, tap the "back arrow" in the top-left corner of the screen.
Advertisement - Tap a photo you wish to edit. Doing so will enlarge the photo to nearly full-screen.
- Crop your photo. You have two ways of cropping your photo here:
- Manual - Tap and drag a corner or side of the photo. Dragging the bottom side upward, for example, will remove anything below it from the photo.
- Preset - Tap the button on the bottom-right side of the screen to view a list of preset aspect ratios such as Square or 9:16. Tapping a preset will apply it to your photo.
- Tap Done. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so will save your cropping changes and exit the photo editor.
- You can also tap Cancel in the bottom-left corner of the screen, followed by Discard Changes, to revert to the photo's original state.
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Editing a Photo
- Tap the downward-facing arrow to the right of a light option. Doing so will open its respective menu; from here, you'll be able to tap an additional aspect (e.g., Exposure), tap and drag a slider left or right to increase or decrease the aspect's presence in your photo, and then tap ☰ in the right side of the screen (above Done) to return to the light options.
- Tap Close. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so will return you to the editing page.
- Tap ⋯ . This is the More button and it is located to the right of the Adjustments button at the bottom of the screen.
- Tap Markup. It will appear as a pop-up option near the bottom of the screen. Markup will let you draw on your photo as well as add captions.
- Finish editing your photo. After you're done changing the aspects of your photo that you wish to change, tap Done in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so will save your changes and close the photo editor interface.
- If you're using Markup, first tap Done in the top-right corner of the screen.
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Community Q&A
- QuestionWhy does the newest iPhone update no longer have an edit choice on photos?Community AnswerIt does, but the edit button is now three lines with dots on it. It brings up the same option but takes up less space, with room for the new buttons.
- QuestionHow do I delete a photo that has been saved to my iCloud?Community AnswerIn the Photos app, tap Photos, go in the Moments view, and select and delete a photo as you normally would.
- QuestionIf I wish to have a 2' X 2' photo not found in the presets, how do I do it?Community AnswerGo to the edit feature located on each picture, then touch the crop symbol and manually crop it. You could also use the suggested cropping presets.
Tips
- You can revert unwanted changes by opening the edited photo, tapping the slider icon at the bottom of the page, and tapping Revert in the bottom-right corner of the screen.Thanks
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