Create and use an AI Crop

Our cropping tool uses perceptual head sizing to ensure a consistent crop across subjects in a job. This eliminates the need for tedious adjustments to poor crops.

You can create a new crop profile in two places inside Workflow.

1. Click Your Name in the top right corner

2. Select Studio Preferences

3. Open AI Image Editing

4. Click Add AI Crop Profile

1. Open Jobs

2. Select a Job

3. Go to the Images tab

4. Click Edit

5. Under AI Editing, check the AI crop selection

6. Click into the Search profiles menu

7. Scroll to the bottom and select Manage profiles

We heard your feedback, so we streamlined the profile set up!

1. Add a profile name

2. Select a pre-defined ratio or create a custom one

3. Adjust the crop handles

4. Toggle on the center guideline if needed

5. Click Create to save the profile

These include two advanced options that are not reflected in the profile preview due to the complexity of the calculations.

1. Include full-body advanced centering Maintain full visibility of hands and elbows in unique full-body pose variations, without compromising subject centering.

2. Include additional top margin Add additional top margin to ensure the entire face and head of subjects with voluminous hairstyles or large hats/headpieces is included. Value is representative of a margin % (i.e. 0.02 is 2%).

3. Manual Adjustments The following are useful for tweaking and adjusting when trying to duplicate a previous model's values, or tweak results in an incremental way. These settings are not necessary for creating new AI Profiles. This is where you can easily recreate a profile from Enhance.

To get the most consistent results, create separate crop profiles for each subject and pose type. When configuring the crop, choose the preview image that most closely matches the pose you’re working with.

For example, if you’re setting up a head-and-shoulders crop for senior portraits, select the preview image that shows a similar half-body pose.

After creating your profile, apply it to a few test jobs first. This gives you a chance to confirm the framing looks right before rolling it out across larger jobs. Testing upfront helps ensure your crops stay consistent—and saves time later in the workflow.

1. In the Job select the Images tab

2. Click Edit

3. Filter which images you want to use the crop on

4. Under AI Editing, click Crop

5. Select the Profile from the drop down

6. Click Apply