Next, tap the Crop tool (the rightmost tool icon at the bottom of the screen). Once you've selected a picture, tap Edit in the top-right corner of the screen to enter the black editing interface. Alternatively, select a photo from one of your albums via the Albums tab. If it isn't a recent photo that you want to edit, you can use the Days, Months, and Years views to whittle down your collection. The first thing to do is launch the stock Photos app on your iPhone or iPad, and then using the Photos tab (shown in the first screen below) tap to select a picture from your Photo library. This article offers a brief introduction to the new photo editing interface in the stock Photos app by looking at how you can crop, rotate, and straighten your shots in next to no time. In iOS 13, Apple enhanced the built-in photo editing capabilities available on iPhones and iPads, and redesigned the photo editing interface to make it easier to manipulate your pictures.
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