Sign Up Now
Twitter Facebook Flickr Buzz
Photoshop Society
 
Search:   
 
Social Networks

LOGIN     

Username: 
Password: 
Remember Me Go
Forgot Password? Go Join Now
Sign Up for Starter's Pack (Free)
Call (800) 223-8720
Email custserv@photoshopsociety.org
 
Need Web Solutions? Get Free Sample Issue

Join Our Newsletter!

Receive exclusive offers, coupons,
tips, and weekly updates.

Inside Photoshop: Search Articles

  Search Library:    
 
 

Crop images tight for small website files (CS2/CS3/CS4/CS5)

Posted on 11 August, 2010
 

Application:

Adobe Photoshop CS2/CS3/CS4/CS5

Operating Systems:

Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

 

When preparing files for the web, it’s important to crop your images as closely as possible to keep the file sizes down. If your image has an unnecessary solid background, such as the white background shown in Figure A , skip the Crop tool—let Photoshop do the work for you.

Choose Image > Trim. When the Trim dialog box opens, as shown in Figure B , select which pixels you want the cropping based on, and then choose the areas you want trimmed away. Click OK and watch Photoshop crop your image with precision, as shown in Figure C .

 

 

 

 
  Search Library: