How to crop an image.(Power Automate Desktop)

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This section shows how to crop an image file from any position to any size.

Steps

It can be copied and pasted into Power Automate Desktop.

SET SrcFilePath TO $'''C:\\Test\\1.jpg'''
SET SaveFilePath TO $'''C:\\Test\\1_r.png'''
SET X TO 25
SET Y TO 50
SET Width TO 100
SET Height TO 300
Scripting.RunPowershellScript.RunPowershellScript Script: $'''Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Drawing
$bmp = New-Object System.Drawing.Bitmap(\"%SrcFilePath%\")
$bmp_r = New-Object System.Drawing.Rectangle(%X%, %Y%, %Width%, %Height%);
$result = $bmp.Clone($bmp_r, $bmp.PixelFormat)
$result.Save(\"%SaveFilePath%\", [System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat]::Png)
$bmp.Dispose()
$result.Dispose()''' ScriptOutput=> PowershellOutput

Set the necessary information for the variable.

Variable nameValue
SrcFilePathSource image file path.
SaveFilePathDestination PNG file path.
XCrop start position (horizontal).
YCrop start position (vertical).
WidthWidth after crop.
HeightHeight after crop.

Running this flow will result in cropping of the image.

PowerShell code

The code being executed in "Run PowerShell script" is as follows.

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Drawing
$bmp = New-Object System.Drawing.Bitmap("%SrcFilePath%")
$bmp_r = New-Object System.Drawing.Rectangle(%X%, %Y%, %Width%, %Height%);
$result = $bmp.Clone($bmp_r, $bmp.PixelFormat)
$result.Save("%SaveFilePath%", [System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat]::Png)
$bmp.Dispose()
$result.Dispose()

You can also save the image in a different image format by changing the Png in line 5.

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