The crop tool is used to cut off or remove a part of your icon or shape. This can be useful to emphasize a particular object, such as a macro-to-micro scale change, or simply to remove part of an object you don’t need. Both individual and grouped icons can be cropped.
There are 3 ways to crop your image:
Cropping is also a reversible feature. You can reset any cropped icon to its original size.
Square Crop:
By default, your crop will be set to a square.
To use the Square Crop tool:
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Circle crop
To change the shape of your crop to the Circle Crop:
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Custom Crop
To change the shape of your crop to the Custom Crop:
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You can also edit the crop path as you would any line. Using the toolbar you can change the crop path color, stroke, and dash to emphasize the cropped icon.
Resetting a cropped object to its original size
To undo a crop:
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