How to edit photos to fit the desktop on Windows 10
You have just set up an image as a desktop or lock screen, but not satisfied with how to cut the image of Windows 10?
You have just set up an image as a desktop or lock screen, but not satisfied with how to cut the image of Windows 10? Fortunately, you can customize the image to fit the screen.
You don't need to download a third-party image editing application that can immediately use Windows 10's Photos app because it knows the screen size, so you won't need to find the size anymore.
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How to edit images that fit the screen on Windows 10.
Step 1 . Open the image in Photos and hover over the top of the window.
Step 2 . Click Edit .
Step 3 . Click Crop .
Step 4 . Click on Aspect Ratio .
Step 5 . Select Lock Screen .
Step 6 . Adjust the crop box by dragging and moving the corner buttons to select the location you want to use and click Apply .
Step 7 . Click Save a copy.
Step 8 . Click the three dots button ( . ).
Step 9 . Select Set as .
Step 10. Select Set as lock screen or Set as background . Repeat steps 8, 9, 10 if necessary.
So now your photo will fit on the screen.
I wish you all success!
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