Hi,
I am trying to do some basic editing in Snip SVG. I have a few images that have been shot with the camera tilted. So I rotate them and then I crop them. I'd expect the cropped image to be straight but what I get is a cropping frame that is tilted along with the canvas. The resulting image has a straight center but empty wedges on the outside. Is that meant that way?
regards, Björn
cropping rotated images
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Re: cropping rotated images
Yes, because every element on the canvas is a separate object, and stays separate. So cropping on an object is always on the object's own border rectangle, no matter what orientation it has.Bjoern Thiele wrote: Mon Nov 03, 2025 8:50 am I'd expect the cropped image to be straight but what I get is a cropping frame that is tilted along with the canvas. The resulting image has a straight center but empty wedges on the outside. Is that meant that way?
What you can do is save your rotated version as a bitmap image (PNG or JPG or GIF), then open that image, or insert it in another image, and crop it.
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