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How To Slice An Image Into Smaller Images
Chapter 1: Slicing Images Vertically Into Two Segments
Let's imagine that we have an image like this:
And we want to slice it vertically into two separate segments,
and then save each segment as a separate image to get pieces like this:
Here are the steps involved:
- Open the image into the Windows paint accessory:
- Click Attributes... on the Image menu:
Change the Width to the intended width of the left
slice of the image (In this example, 200). Then click OK.
- The image is now cropped to contain only the left slice:
Now Save As... the image under the new file name,
in this example, I picked fruitleft.gif.
The left slice of the image is now complete.
- Now go back to the original image, and Open it into the Windows paint accessory:
- Click Flip/Rotate... on the Image menu:
Select Flip horizontal and click OK:
- You'll now see the original image flipped horizontally:
- Click Attributes... on the Image menu:
Change the Width to the intended width of the right
slice of the image (In this example, 100). Then click OK.
- The paint program should now contain the right slice of the image, but flipped horizontally:
- Click Flip/Rotate... on the Image menu:
Select Flip horizontal and click OK:
- The image is now cropped to contain only the right slice:
Now Save As... the image under the new file name,
in this example, I picked fruitright.gif.
The right slice of the image is now complete.
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