Is it possible to clip a figure inserted with \includegraphics to contents? That is, remove all surrounding whitespace.
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Please, do not forget that when you clip/crop a pdf file containing vector-like data, you do not reduce the size of the file. For instance, if you want to zoom into a big image, the big image will be stored in your final file even though a small portion only will be visible. This may also hold true for raster images. If you just want to reduce white space, it is ok.– plutonJan 11 '11 at 21:30
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If your figure is in pdf format, use pdfcrop to automatically crop all whitespace before inserting it.
If it's not in pdf format - you could create a pdf of it before. ;-)
Though there are graphic software tools to crop jpg and png as well. For example, ImageMagick with convert -trim filename on the command prompt.
answered Jan 11 '11 at 20:08
\includegraphics[viewport=llx lly urx ury, clip]{file}
\includegraphics[trim=llx lly urx ury, clip]{file}
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3@Marin: no, with package
overpicyou can get a temporay grid– user2478Jan 11 '11 at 21:08