If your photos are not completely straight, then use Content-Aware crop tool to straighten your picture and it fills the missing area in the corners automatically. The image can be extremely useful for cutting after it is straightened, since turning the image often leaves blank spaces in the corners. Content consciousness and you can also extend the top, bottom or sides of your photo so that text is available or that the picture fits your layout better.
Click on the Crop Tool first and see the top toolbar for “Content Aware.” This option is only available on Photoshop’s latest version, so make sure that you do not have your software upgraded.
To activate the Crop Shield, then click on your image. Bring your cursor to your image’s external edge and ensure that there’s a curved double arrow. This is the rotation cursor. Click and drag your mouse to rotate your image and click Embryo, once the rotational cursor appears. The Content-Aware Crop tool rotates your image and completes the corners with the rest of the photograph.
How to extend your image with content knowledge
By clicking on the “Cut Tool” to see “Content-Aware” on the top toolbar, you can also extend your picture.
Select on your picture to disable the mouse crop shield on one of the picture sides until the double arrow is displayed. Click and move in the direction you want your canvas to be extended.
Content-Aware how to correct and create a picture
Phase 1: Choose the crop tool.
Phase 2: In the Options Bar, switch on Content Aware.
Phase 3: Choose tool Straighten.
Phase 4: Draw a line over something straight. Phase 4
Phase 5: To trim the picture, press Enter (Win)/Return (Mac).
