Select this option to constrain the crop area to a specified proportion. ACDSee automatically resizes the other dimension based on the ratio you selected. Use the Width or Height boxes to specify a dimension for one side of the crop window.Position your cursor over the edge of the crop window until it changes into a double-pointed arrow, and then drag the edge of the crop window to the desired size.Use the button to the right of the pop-up menu to toggle between landscape and portrait orientation. Select the Constrain proportion checkbox.In the Units drop-down list, select a unit of measurement.Type the desired crop window proportions into the Width and Height boxes.To Specify an Exact Size for the Crop Window: The crop selection expands to the outer edges of your images. Drag the crop window's border to the desired size.
Position your cursor over the edge or corner of the crop window until it changes into a double-pointed arrow.Press E to preview your image when cropped. In the Crop group, resize the crop window, position it over the area of the image you want to keep.In Develop mode, select the Geometry tab.You can save your settings as a preset for future use. You can use the Crop tool to remove unwanted parts of your images, or to reduce the image canvas to a particular size. You are here: Develop Mode > Fixing Geometry > Cropping Cropping
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