What action commits the crop after adjusting the boundaries?

What action commits the crop after adjusting the boundaries?

• A. Press Enter on your keyboard
• B. Click to select the Crop tool from the toolbar
• C. Click the checkmark in the top center of the Options bar to commit the crop, or press Enter on your keyboard
• D. Open the Image menu and choose Crop

Answer: (C)

After you’ve adjusted the crop boundaries, you must confirm the crop to apply the change. The crop tool shows a live preview, but nothing is final until you commit. The way to commit is to click the checkmark in the top center of the Options bar, or press Enter (Return on Mac). This action finalizes the crop. Other actions, like reselecting the Crop tool or opening the Image menu's Crop option, only set up or re-open the tool—they don’t apply the current boundary adjustments until you confirm. Esc cancels instead of applying.

After you’ve adjusted the crop boundaries, you must confirm the crop to apply the change. The crop tool shows a live preview, but nothing is final until you commit. The way to commit is to click the checkmark in the top center of the Options bar, or press Enter (Return on Mac). This action finalizes the crop. Other actions, like reselecting the Crop tool or opening the Image menu's Crop option, only set up or re-open the tool—they don’t apply the current boundary adjustments until you confirm. Esc cancels instead of applying.