... borders and wasted image space. Each one can then be dealt with separately. Ideally don't go above a ball-park size of around 4000 x 3000 for each one. It's a good idea to switch the picture shape borders on to see more easily what you are doing. The currently selected shape gets a red border when you select it in the list. You can turn them off afterwards. It's also worthwhile to zoom in and spend some time getting the rectangle vertical edges exactly aligned (shift shape mouse action): 2_241506_160000001.png -- this means the wrapped images will automatically align to each other if you are careful in moving the fixing peg for each one. Make all the rectangle shapes before doing any cropping (and don't delete the underlying image until you have finished cropping all of them). When all the chunks have been wrapped, you can use the crop/combine function again to create a single picture shape if you wish. I will have a go at this after a meal and post the results. They won't actually be usable ...