This is great for capturing detail that may have been hard to capture with your first pass. You’ll see that your selection has expanded to include the area you drew. Place your pointer somewhere inside your selection and draw outside of the selection to choose the areas you want to add, ending your dragging back inside your selection at your starting point. At this point, you can even switch to the freehand tool to carefully add to your selection.
MAGIC LASSO TOOL TO CROP PLUS
You’ll see a small plus sign near your cursor, which means you can add to the selection with a few clicks.
Make a mistake? You can add to your path by holding down the Shift key.
Your ultimate goal is to draw a point-by-point area that closes in on itself at the end - you end up where you started and have your area selected. In this way, you’ll be able to have finer control over what you’re cutting out. With the polygonal tool, click and click again and keep laying down straight lines, with Pixlr connecting your points along the way. You may instead want to use the *polygonal* lasso tool. It’s much easier to do if you’re using a pen-and-tablet device (although of course most people do not use those). It can be difficult to do this with precision using a mouse. The *freehand* lasso tool can be used to draw around an area with your mouse. You’re going to need to take your time the first few times you tackle this process, but once you get the hang of it, it should become second nature. This is very doable, but it requires some skill and effort. A great example of this type of use is cutting out a person completely from an image and pasting their likeness into an entirely different image. With this tool, you’ll be tracing around the object you want to cut out manually. If your image has a complex background and you are hoping to cut out a particular element of the image, you’ll want to use the Lasso tool. This week, we’re going to show you the more advanced way. Last week, we gave you some tips for Cutting Things Out the Easy Way Using the Magic Wand.
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