Warp it
Straighten pictures taken at an angle.
Warp it straightens pictures taken at an angle. Find it in the Make it yours step when you add a photo . It starts from the crop you set in Frame it.
Drag the four corner dots to the corners of the part you want. Drag the dots in the middle of each edge to bend the edges, for lens bend or curved surfaces. Selecting a dot shows a close-up. Pinch to zoom. Select Use photo to warp it; the app crops the part you marked and makes it a flat rectangle.
Lens fixes the bulge or pinch that wide-angle photos have. Select its number to reset it to 0. The Snap toggle makes the dots snap to the picture’s edges or line up straight with the dots beside them. Tap to turn it off.
Uses
Warp it makes pictures taken at an angle fit flat faces. Uses include squaring up book covers to put on boxes, straightening wall posters for a scene , and flattening textures (fabric, brick, wood grain) into seamless Pattern studio tiles. The dots can go anywhere in the picture, so it can fix even very slanted shots.
Going back
Select ← in the header to go back to the picker menu. Warping never changes the original picture. When a picture is open in Paint or Pattern studio, selecting Photo reopens Make it yours with the dots where you left them.
Warp it is part of the photo picker in Paint, Pattern studio, reference pictures, and photo scenes.