Crop an image
Open it in Preview, drag a box over the part you want to keep, and press ⌘K to crop. For many images to the same size, sips crops each from the centre in one command.
Without Terminal
- Open the image in Preview.
- Drag a rectangle over the part to keep.
- Press ⌘K (Tools → Crop), then save.
In one command
Crop every JPG to a centred 1080×1080 square (on copies):
mkdir -p square && for f in *.jpg; do sips --cropToHeightWidth 1080 1080 "$f" --out "square/$f"; doneOr just ask Titan
Crop these product photos to squares for Instagram.Do it with Titan
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