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A documentary checklist for creators who need one image in several aspect ratios. It covers what the smartcrop.js README and type definitions say about the crop call, its options and the licence, plus the author's suggestion to avoid cropping at all. It was read from the documentation only; nothing was installed or run and no image was cropped.
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Reframing one generated image to several aspect ratios with smartcrop.js: what the README documents
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A documentary checklist for creators who need one image in several aspect ratios. It covers what the smartcrop.js README and type definitions say about the crop call, its options and the licence, plus the author's suggestion to avoid cropping at all. It was read from the documentation only; nothing was installed or run and no image was cropped.
Useful starting points
- The library returns crop coordinates only, so keep the full original and derive each target from it.
- Check every automatic crop by eye. The README calls the output a best guess.
- Apply any EXIF orientation first so the crop numbers match the pixels you actually use.
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