Image Crop Pixaroma

What it does

Shows a draggable crop rectangle over your image with corner and edge handles. The on-node panel exposes Width, Height, X and Y fields plus Ratio and Alignment dropdowns - math expressions like 1024+512 or 512*2 work in any number field. Click a dropdown to pick from the list. Picking a non-Free alignment places the crop rectangle for you and fills in X and Y.

Three ways to load a source image: wire any upstream IMAGE into the input slot, drag and drop a file onto the node body, or paste from the clipboard with Ctrl+V. Drag-drop and paste auto-disconnect the upstream wire so your loaded image takes over.

How to use

• Wire an upstream IMAGE, drag a file onto the node, or paste with Ctrl+V.
• To keep transparency, also wire a MASK into the mask input (for example Load Image's MASK output) - it gets cut with the exact same box.
• Adjust the crop rectangle using the panel fields or click Open Crop Editor for the fullscreen editor with handles.
• Choose a preset ratio (1:1, 16:9, 9:16, and more) or leave it on Free.
• Run the workflow to output the cropped result.
• To put an edited crop back later, wire the crop_info output into Image Uncrop Pixaroma.

Outputs

image

The cropped image.

mask

The cropped mask, cut with the same box as the image. Wire a MASK in (such as Load Image's MASK) to carry transparency through the crop; otherwise it is a fully-opaque mask sized to the crop.

crop_info

Feed this into Image Uncrop Pixaroma to paste an edited version of the crop back onto the original image at the exact same spot.

width

Width of the cropped area in pixels.

height

Height of the cropped area in pixels.