How to Create a Clipping Mask in InDesign
Clipping Mask InDesign is perfect photo editing software. How to dot it? Creating a clipping mask in InDesign is a little different from how you do it in all the other Adobe tools.
I personally usually fight when I should create a clipping mask in Photoshop – I usually forget some steps – while clipping mask in InDesign is fairly easy.
You continually need to start from a shape (container) and a photo (filling).
Also when you have a few textual contents that you want to use as a container, first you need to convert the textual content into shape, and then create the clipping masks.
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Let’s see how to do?
Depending on what you’d like to mask (but likely a photo) you may use any shape, body or path as a clipping, in reality by assigning it with picture content material (Object – Content – Image). In fact, all picture frames you create in InDesign are genuinely already clipping/covering their image content.
So simply draw in InDesign directly or Copy/Paste any path from Illustrator, assign it as a photo frame, and Place a picture into it.
here is a YouTube video tutorial this should help you a lot.
Here You can learn Quickly ” How to create a clipping mask in Indesign”
https://www.youtube.com/embed/HadMT1HeKIQ
