If you are not satisfied with the result you ca undo the clipping at any time by selecting your image Object menu> Clip > Release, arrange your placement again and clip again. Upon finding it, explore its sub-menu and then click on the Set option: At this point, Inkscape will crop the image according to the added shape: If you think the image is not well-cropped, you can reset its parameters by releasing the clipped section. Then select both your rectangle and image and go to the Object menu > Clip > Set, this will crop your image to the size of your rectangle. In the Object menu, look for the Clip option. If what you want as a background is an image, do the rectangle as explained above and place your image under it (place first your image acording to the page bounds and then send it to the back (Object menu>Lower to bottom)). If you want a rectangle to match the size of your page, create a rectangle, in the tool control bar give it the size of your document, then open the align and distribute panel (Shift+Ctrl+A) set the "relative to" pop up to "Page" and centre your rectangle horizontally and vertically so it will match exactly your document size. A quick and easy way to resize is by dragging the images sizing handles: 1) Click the image, if.
With the help of the Bezier tool, you can also crop images. Clip Using Shapes To clip an image (assuming you’ve imported your image to Inkscape), first create the shape you’ll be using to clip or cut your image. To trace an image automatically in Inkscape, start by importing the image you want. In Inkscape, the Bezier tool creates curves and regular lines. Now you can adjust the crop with the handles that appear in the corners. First go to File menu> Document properties (Shift+Ctrl+D) and check the box that says "Border on top of drawing", like this you'll be able to see at any time the bounds of the original page. To fit the image into your document, you may need to resize it. Then select both your rectangle and image and go to the Object menu > Clip > Set, this will crop your image to the size of your rectangle. At the simplest this is the same as doing a basic crop to the image. Select it and navigate to Object>Pattern>Objects to Pattern.
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