Cut Image on iPhone
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Cut Image on iPhone
Effortlessly Cut Image on iPhone for Precise Editing
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4.4
G2에서 2,100개 이상의 리뷰
4.4
Capterra에서 8,200개 이상의 리뷰
4.4
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50억
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Use built-in photo editing tools or apps available in the App Store to crop or trim parts of your image. You can adjust the crop tool to select the area you wish to keep.
Yes. Use photo editing apps that offer eraser tools to remove unwanted parts of an image. Apps like Adobe Photoshop Express or Snapseed can be useful.
Apps like Canva, Background Eraser, or Adobe Photoshop Express are popular for cutting image backgrounds. They offer tools to make background removal easy.
Use the iPhone's built-in Photos app to trim videos. Open the video, select ‘Edit’, then drag the handles to cut the desired parts.
Yes, design apps like Canva let you create custom templates. You can specify dimensions and layouts suitable for your needs.
To split images, you can use an app designed for collage making. Apps like Layout or Pic Stitch offer tools to divide images creatively.
Use iMovie for advanced video editing on iPhone, allowing you to split, trim, and rearrange video clips easily.
Yes, you can utilize free apps from the App Store, or use the Photos app for basic editing without additional costs.
Yes, most editing apps work across all modern iPhones, although performance may vary slightly depending on the model.
Yes, you can add clip art using apps like Canva or PicsArt, which offer extensive libraries of icons and illustrations.
Ensure you use high-resolution tools and settings in your app of choice, as this helps preserve image quality during edits.
No collaborative editing is possible directly on an iPhone unless an app supports shared editing features through cloud services.
Apps typically handle standard image sizes without issue, but high-resolution or lengthy videos may require ample storage or additional app support.
Most iPhone apps process one image at a time for detailed edits, though some offer batch processing options for adjustments.
Convert the image to a supported format using a separate app or online service before proceeding with your editing task.