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If I use the crop tool to expand an image beyond its current size and thus add a transparent area, right clicking any tool in the toolbar (eraser tool, hand tool, etc.) starts generative expand. Generative expand should only start if the user clicks Generate.
Hi @Bazsl on the contrary, you are in control of how this reacts and this is not new behavior.
The crop tool (with or without Gen Expand) requires an accept or cancel.
Moving to another tool is considered an "accepting" movement meaning you are ok with the crop you've chosen.
If you have Gen Expand active, it will run.
If you dont want Gen Expand to run when you switch tools, change the option at the top of the Crop Tool. If you dont want the crop at all, hit cancel or Esc to remove the crop
...Change the setting before you open a new document. That sets the default behavior of a tool.
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Hi @Bazsl on the contrary, you are in control of how this reacts and this is not new behavior.
The crop tool (with or without Gen Expand) requires an accept or cancel.
Moving to another tool is considered an "accepting" movement meaning you are ok with the crop you've chosen.
If you have Gen Expand active, it will run.
If you dont want Gen Expand to run when you switch tools, change the option at the top of the Crop Tool. If you dont want the crop at all, hit cancel or Esc to remove the crop before switching tools.
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You are wrong. I have the same problem in Windows. Out of nowhere it won't let me crop without generative fill. Driving me crazy
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You're definitely wrong. Simply expanding the canvas size starts generative expand, the only way to stop it is clicking cancel and this also cancels resizing the canvas. It's very poorly designed
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@InfiniteWhale see my answer below you can change the default behavior of the tools with no document open to permanently change the setting. No need to use or cancel generative expand if you dont want to use.
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I had this problem too but I've found the answer, for at least myself - clicking on the crop tool there is FILL in the menu above. I found that GENERATIVE EXPAND was selected. Changing it back to BACHGROUND then enabled me to add a crop of my own colour choice, no generative expand popup menu. Hth!
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Thank you for this! Should be the top answer!
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@gh30943181 its repetitive of the accepted answer above. Change the tool setting to prevent this.
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Your input is the only one that's right!
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Thanks
True top answer.
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The problem, for me, is that the drop-down setting on the top when using the crop tool is not sticky. Having to change the setting to transparent everytime I use the crop tool is annoying. Either they setting should be sticky or there should be an option in preferences to change the default. Thanks for your explanation.
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Change the setting before you open a new document. That sets the default behavior of a tool.
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Thanks, Kevin. I did not know that.
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"Change the setting before you open a new document"
Sorry which "setting" is being talked about here? I've gone through the thread, everyone talking about a "setting"
Is it the Generative Expand setting?
"Change the setting"
Where? I didn't set anything, by default generative AI is forcefully taking over the crop too, so if I'm to change it, can someone please tell me where to find this setting?
I was hoping even 1 person would mention EXACTLY where that setting is.
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but setting this gross generative nonsense to default from the jump is...just gross. 0/10 photoshop what the heck
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I'm having the same problem in Mac and now it has locked up my computer
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@Chrystine33405718yj7n this should not lock up your computer. Something else must be going on. Go to Photoshop Help Menu/System Info and copy/paste details in a reply. Post only once as the system takes time to process the large amount of data.
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yes let's blame the user
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@happybana0 I did not blame the user. I asked for system information so we could better diagnose the issue at hand and find a solution. You seem to not want to solve this but simply complain based on your posts.
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When you click the crop tool, you can see on the right top, Fill, change generate expand => transparent default. So you can do it without AI.
f it, i had to search for 1 morning to find it
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Thanks Khanh, you save my life :))
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This is the correct answer, it should be the solution