I’ve just uploaded a new YouTube Video showing how quick and easy it is to crop a Picture Image and create a new one shaped as an ellipse or rectangle – using Image Cropper

The video lasts just one minute – so I hope you can take the time to watch it all?

Don’t forget to get your own personal copy of Image Cropper for free – before the price goes up

Image Cropper has finally been released for you to download – so get your own personal copy while it remains at a price you like = free

Using Image Cropper it takes just one click and drag to crop the most useful part out of any picture image to create a rectangular or elliptical portion with any border colour and width of your choice.

Starting from:

Sail boat lots of water and sky

one click and drag later and you can have:

Shaped Cropped part of Image with Border

You can also resize your images, stretch them to fit a chosen size and shape.
Rectangular images can be saved as JPG files at any quality level – allowing you to choose between high quality large file sizes and lower quality small file sizes – great for ensuring your web pages load as fast as possible.

Creating a Powerpoint slideshow and YouTube video about How to Use Image Cropper was much quicker today.

Again I used mu Clik-n-Snap software to grab screen shots.
The most useful feature allows a screen capture size to be defined.
I set this to the widow size Image Cropper has been set to.
Then all I need to do to capture each Image Cropper demonstration step is activate  Clik-n-Snap and click at the top left of the Image Cropper window.

Clik-n-Snap then allows me to draw highlight lines and add explanatory text.

That way it takes just minutes to create a bunch of slides that can all be opened and saved by Powerpoint as a presesntation – with almost no additional work!

Finally I used Camtasia Studio to turn the slideshow into a YouTube video adding audio to explain each step.