You can select “Maintain aspect ratio” if you want your image to look the same, but smaller. You can click to turn this off if you want to stretch your image without keeping the original aspect ratio. You can also add numerals in the text fields under the “Skew (Degrees)” header if you want to change more of how the image looks.
The area you selected will be the only visible area. If you don’t like the crop you did, press Ctrl+Z to undo it.
The area you selected will be the only visible area. If you don’t like the crop you did, press Ctrl+Z to undo it.
If the text is not editable, you may need to erase the previous text before continuing. To do this, click the eraser tool (which looks like an eraser), then click and drag it over the text you want to delete. When you erase an area like this in Paint, you’ll reveal a white or black background. Since Paint does not support transparent backgrounds or multiple layers, you might be left with a blank spot if you don’t replace it with color.
Hover your cursor over the corners of the text box to resize it. To change your font, press Ctrl+A to select all the text inside and adjust the font style and size as well as color. You can also click in the menu to make your text box opaque or transparent.
