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Perspective Crop Tool error

New Here ,
Jun 02, 2019 Jun 02, 2019

When trying to use the Perspective Crop Tool, I receive the following error;

"Could not use the perspective crop tool because the image contains unsupported layers types."

The image in question has 3 layers, one of which is a 'smart object', but it is turned off and not a layer I want to manipulate.

What are the limitations of this tool?

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Community Expert , Jun 02, 2019 Jun 02, 2019

Perspective crop affects all the layers, even if they're turned off, so if the Smart Object is the issue, you need to either use transform, as Semaphoric suggested, pasteurize the SO, or remove the SO, until you crop.

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Jun 02, 2019 Jun 02, 2019

It sounds like you should be using Edit > Transform > Perspective.

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Community Expert ,
Jun 02, 2019 Jun 02, 2019

Perspective crop affects all the layers, even if they're turned off, so if the Smart Object is the issue, you need to either use transform, as Semaphoric suggested, pasteurize the SO, or remove the SO, until you crop.

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New Here ,
Jun 03, 2019 Jun 03, 2019

Thank you Chuck. It appears Smart Objects is a limitation of the Perspective Crop Tool, and yes, it applies to all layers.

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New Here ,
Jun 01, 2021 Jun 01, 2021

Or you can just simply rasterize the layer.
Steps to rasterize:
1. Right click on the layer.
2. Then choose Raterize in the drop down menu.

The layer will be rasterized.

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New Here ,
Jul 17, 2024 Jul 17, 2024
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The same thing happened to me with only one layer, and then I rasterized the layer and everything was ok.

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