Step 20: Last option is to Stretch to Fill in fit contents. Step 19: This option will fill the entire rectangle while maintaining its aspect ratio. Step 18: Now let’s look at Fill Proportionally to fit contents. Step 17: This will fit the image inside the rectangle while maintaining its aspect ratio. Step 16: Now let’s look at the second option which is Fit Proportionally Step 15: After fitting contents to the center we can see that the image is centered horizontally and vertically. Step 14: First we will look at the fit contents drop-down and select center while keeping the rectangle selected or any object inside which the image is clipped. Step 13: As we can see the image is clipped inside the rectangle of your chosen position and you get options to edit the properties of the image on the top left corner. Step 12: Next method is to right-click and drag while holding the right click on the rectangle and then lift the right click when you will get an option for Powerclip inside in the context menu. Step 11: Again we will get an arrow on hover inside the rectangle and click it the image will be clipped. For this, we will first undo what we have done by pressing Ctrl + Z and then right-click and select PowerClip Inside… Click inside it and the image will be clipped automatically.

Step 9: Then you will get an arrow while you will hover over the rectangle which means you can clip the image. From there go to Powerclip and place inside the frame while the image is selected. Step 8: Now we will use powerclip functionality to clip the image inside the rectangle.

Step 7: We have placed the image as shown. Step 6: Now let’s import an image for this you can go to the file menu and then import or press Ctrl + I or from the toolbar. Step 5: Then use the rectangle tool by clicking on the rectangle icon or pressing F6.

Tools bar in corel draw