Automating a Crop Command

EF
Posted By
Enzo_Fiorello
Oct 24, 2005
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PC/Windows XP
Photoshop CS

I’m looking to automate a crop command in PS.

I’m starting with a 230×230 white canvas with an image on it. I want to run a batch that will crop the white canvas as close to the edge of the image as possible.

Is this doable?
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Cybernetic Nomad
Oct 24, 2005
How about using image trim?
EF
Enzo_Fiorello
Oct 24, 2005
Is there a way to crop a certain amount of pixels from just the top or sides?
JD
Jason_Drabek
Oct 24, 2005
I’m not a pro at this but I think I would select all, then transform the selection to the desired size, cut Ctrl+N>Enter>Ctrl+V. <shrug>

Actually, you don’t even have to make a new one. You could just select crop from the image menu.
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Danny Raphael
Oct 25, 2005
If the number of pixels is the same for each image and all images are the same size, the Image > Canvas size command should work. You would need to specify negative values, e.g., -200 pixels. It appears you would need to apply the command twice… once to cutoff the horizontal slice, once for the vertical slice.

Does this help?

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