Crop to image

[BarryWhitelaw]

So I have created an image within the default layer size, however, the image is smaller than the layer.

Is there a quick way to crop the layer (or all layers) to the overall size of the image?

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When I export as .png there is a lot of dead space around the image.  I can easily crop this using Preview (in Mac) but am I aadding in an extra step here?  

Looked for a menu option, but can't see anything ovious.  A search online seems to find various ways of doing this, converting layers etc to smartobjects and then a few extra steps, but that seems like a long way round for a simple task.

In Gimp, there is an option 'crop to content'.  I'm assuming Photoshop has this option, called something else?

thanks

[rob day · Accepted solution]

If the background layer is transparent there’s Image>Trim

[Leslie Moak Murray]

Or you can go Image>Canvas Size and enter the size you want.

[MarekMularczyk]

or you could just use the crop tool to crop your canvas to the image size you want

[Chuck Uebele]

As Rob mentioned,  Image>trim should work. It should also work on solid color background and bit just on transparency. 

[Nancy OShea]

Personally, I use the Crop Tool. 

Adjust horizontal and vertical handles as required and hit Enter.

[Conrad_C]

I just tried it in GIMP, and Rob and Chuck are right: In Photoshop, Image > Trim is the closest command to Crop to Content in GIMP: A one-click way of getting rid of an empty surround without having to figure out the right manual adjustment with the Crop tool or Image Size command. In both applications, the only requirement for that command to work as expected is that the empty surround be a uniform color or transparency, no noise or loose bits or feathering.

[BarryWhitelaw]

Thank you for this.  I did try that but stupidly didn't have a transperent background, and couldn't work out why it wasn't working.  Makes sense now 🙂