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I don't know why Inkscape does not offer this, but it is a vector graphics program, and therefore works differently. And yes, cropping a photo, or any simple rectangular shape is a little easier in most raster/bitmap graphics. Oh ok, so xv looks like a raster or bitmap type of graphics program. The original message here is a perfect example! For goodness sakes (ironic as it seems) text can be so easily misunderstood. It's always a good idea to include as much detail as possible, when you post a problem in a forum. It may be that you've missed a simple setting, or necessary step in the process. So please feel free to either describe the image your working on, and what you mean by cropping, or you could even upload an example. But as it turned out, it must have been a very simple image, because it sounds like they were able to use Trace Bitmap successfully. I assumed it was something like a photo, which is why I suggested using the other programs. The problem with the original message in this topic, is that we never knew exactly what kind of image needed to be cropped, or exactly what was meant by "cropping". Brynn wrote:Well, admittedly I don't know what kind of progam "xv" is, so I don't know what you're comparing Inkscape to.