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Alternatively, select a photo from one of your albums via the Albums tab. If it isn't a recent photo that you want to edit, you can use the Days, Months, and Years views to whittle down your collection. The first thing to do is launch the stock ‌Photos‌ app on your iPhone or iPad, and then using the Photos tab (shown in the first screen below) tap to select a picture from your Photo library. This article offers a brief introduction to the new photo editing interface in the stock Photos app by looking at how you can crop, rotate, and straighten your shots in next to no time. Below the custom option, add your own dimension ratio.In iOS 13, Apple enhanced the built-in photo editing capabilities available on iPhones and iPads, and redesigned the photo editing interface to make it easier to manipulate your pictures. If you want to customize your cropping dimensions and not stick to the ones that are given, start by clicking on the ‘Custom’ option under ‘Aspect’. These modes are not available for the ‘Freeform’, ‘Square’ and ‘Custom’ options. Click on their respective shapes at the bottom of the list of aspects to preview the cropped video in the chosen mode. You can also switch the mode for each of these dimensions between the ‘Landscape’ and ‘Portrait’ modes.

The ‘Aspect’ option has a couple of cropping dimensions to choose from. In the ‘Crop’ window, there would be two options under ‘Crop’ on the right side ‘Flip’ and ‘Aspect’. If you don’t prefer manually cropping the video using the handlebars, you could consider cropping it with the aspect ratio. Once you have positioned the cropping area, click on ‘Done’ to crop the. You can manually crop the video by dragging the handlebars on the corners of the video screen. There would be three tabs at the top of the editor screen Adjust, Filters, and Crop. Towards the extreme top right corner of the video screen would be an ‘Edit’ option. Open the Photos app on your Mac and choose the video you want to crop. Here’s how this blessing can be exercised. But right now, let’s focus on the cropping bit. MacOS Big Sur update has a massive surprise for all you Mac users! You can now crop videos in the Photos app, as well as adjust videos’ color profile and even add filters. Have you ever shot a video that has a lot of unnecessary background that needs to be cropped, but damn, you can’t crop videos? We’ve been used to the photo cropping scene, but how about just as easy video cropping? Crop videos with the same ease as cropping photos