Crop
Evoto allows you to crop the picture in three different types, fixed ratio, free sizing, or input size. After finishing cropping, click OK in the lower right corner to save the cropping result.
Original – You can select the original size as how you input into Evoto.
As Shot – The size of how the picture has been shot.
Fixed Ratio – You can enter the ratio (enter the fixed width and height value) you would like, to move and crop the picture.
Free – You can drag and adjust the crop frame directly on the canvas to adjust the size and aspect ratio.
Note: Fixed Ratio supports AI face locate and save the settings as a preset.
We also provide different standard sizes for you to choose from, which all supports AI Face Locate. You can also create the
Also, you can set your own crop set by defining the resolution or other settings.
W * H * Resolution – Enter the fixed width and height with resolution to crop. Unit Inch is now available for W * H * Resolution cropping.
ID Photo – the original AI Headshot Crop feature. With a default setting of 300 PPI, this option is designed to accommodate users who need high-quality ID photo prints. When the crop unit is set to cm or inches, 300 PPI ensures optimal print quality, making it a practical and appropriate default value.
My Crop Preset – Users can fully customize the image size/ crop settings save their preferred settings as a crop preset. After all of the customized settings, with one click of Create Crop Preset, users can easily create and save their own crop presets. This setting will be saved as a preset parameter, following the same process as saving a regular cropping preset.
For AI headshot photos, there will be two entries for saved presets: one in the drop-down menu for AI Headshot Cropping and another in the drop-down menu for My Crop Preset. When a user deletes the preset from the My Crop Preset drop-down menu, it will also be removed from the AI Headshot Cropping menu.
AI Face Locate
In the options for Fixed Ratio, 1:1, 4:5, 5:7, 2:3, 16:9, 1.91:1, 2:1, 3:1, 4:3, L* W* Resolution, ID Photo, a new AI Face Locate toggle has been added. This allows for AI-powered cropping based on the face position.
W*H*Resolution input box in AI Headshot Cropping section.
Locate Area:
- Head: Face + Hair
- Head + Top: Face + hair + hat or other hair accessory
- Face: Face
Top Margin: Refers to the proportion of the distance between the top of the head and the top of the photo.
- Head Size: Refers to the proportion of the head size in the photo.
- Horizontal Face Position: The center of the face is the origin, defining whether the face is at the horizontal center point of the cropped image. Default is 50. At 50, the center of the face overlaps with the horizontal center of the image. At 25, the left side of the face is close to the left side of the image. At 75, the right side of the face is close to the right side of the image.
When enabling AI Face Locate, a new option of Face is added in Head Area dropdown menu, which focuses only on the facial area. (“Head” includes both the face and hair.)
Note:
For the Long * Width * Resolution cropping, users can set custom resolutions, while the ID Photo cropping has a default resolution. Other cropping modes will crop according to the original image resolution.
Image Dimensions:
In “AI Headshot Crop”, if the number of people in the image is greater than one or the face’s tilt angle is greater than 75 degrees, this function and its submenu options are grayed out.
Image dimension settings and face position settings cannot be empty.
When setting the face position and proportion, the crop frame will be limited by the face and the corresponding image size. When the slider value exceeds the allowable range, it will automatically bounce back to the allowable threshold.
When the crop frame is moved or resized beyond the range where the face can be calculated, the entire face position module will be grayed out. When the mouse is released, the crop frame will bounce back to the initial position.
Edge Cases:
When synchronizing settings from Image A to Image B, the following situations need attention:
- Face Tilt in Image B Exceeds the Threshold
- No Face or More Than One Face in Image B
In these two scenarios, cropping will not be synchronized.
When the values set in Image A are synchronized to Image B and exceed the effective range of Image B, cropping will be done according to the threshold values that Image B can achieve.
