The following creates a 300 x 300 crop of image im from coordinates (100,100) as the upper-left boundary to coordinates (400,400) as the lower-right boundary.
```python
box = (100, 100, 400, 400)
region = im.crop(box)
```

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Cropping images requires a tuple containing the bounds of the pixels to crop. The tuple takes two sets of coordinates that define the boundaries.
```python
boundaries = (x1, y1, x2, y2)
region = image.crop(boundaries)
```

Cropping Images (Pillow)

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Image Cropping Example (Pillow)

Cropped sections of an image (sub-images) can be pasted into other images, given that there is enough room in the image to fit the sub-image and that the color modes of the image and sub-image match. To perform this, use the paste() function. Like cropping, pasting requires a tuple containing the boundaries of where to paste. The size given by the tuple must match the size of the sub-image.
```python
boundaries = (x1, y1, x2, y2)
image.paste(sub-image, boundaries)
```

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