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How to crop a PureRef image?

I've found this to be one of my most used functions from within PureRef. Being able to crop out the unnecessary parts of an image helps you to focus on parts that are essential to your board. To use this feature simply hit LMB + C and drag around the area you want the image to crop.

How to get PureRef?

So in the search engine you have to type in Pure Ref. And it is the first thing that pops into the search click on the download. And here we are.

What is the use of PureRef?

All your reference images in one place.

  • PureRef is a stand-alone program for Windows, Mac and Linux that keeps track of your images. …
  • Drag and drop images from anywhere. …
  • Always where you need it. …
  • Available cross-platform. …
  • Optimize your workflow. …
  • Visualize, organize, optimize.

How to grayscale PureRef?

This is already available in PureRef, either you can toggle the selection to be gray scale with Alt+G or make the entire window gray scale with Ctrl+Alt+G.

PureRef supports flipping selected images by either using Alt+Shift+H/V or Alt+Shift+Left mouse button drag in the direction you want to flip.
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Flip by holding Shift+Alt and dragging the left mouse button in the direction you want to flip. Crop the image by holding C and use the left mouse button …