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Cropping an image you own to a chosen frame with Cropper.js 2 (docs only)
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What this guide covers
A reading of the Cropper.js 2 README, guide and API pages for people who want to crop a picture they own in a web page. It covers the canvas, image and selection elements, the frame properties and how the selected area becomes an output canvas. Documentation only; nothing was installed or cropped.
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Cropping an image you own to a chosen frame with Cropper.js 2 (docs only)
Coverage
A reading of the Cropper.js 2 README, guide and API pages for people who want to crop a picture they own in a web page. It covers the canvas, image and selection elements, the frame properties and how the selected area becomes an output canvas. Documentation only; nothing was installed or cropped.
Useful starting points
- The selection's aspect ratio takes a positive number, and a change that breaks an inset limit is rejected rather than clamped.
- The canvas export draws only the selected area, so open the result and check its edges and ratio.
- For production, the guide advises linking a specific version number rather than the latest.
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