Clip a Raster Layer in QGIS (three different ways)

[@sphagbog]

Thanks - this is great. It is actually useful that you make a mistake and leave it in - makes it more realistic!

[@geospatialschool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sabinjoshi007]

You selected the "Clipped (extent)" as the input layer instead of the "Merged" layer while clipping with the second method "Use Map Canvas Extent". That's why it didn't work out. Thank you for the well explained tutorial. You also showed where we could make mistake while clipping.

[@santax3689]

i selected merged file it didnt clip still it came black what could be the reason?

[@Tascioni49]

Thank you so much, I'm working with climate data from wordclim and I really need it this.

[@geospatialschool]

You are welcome!

[@emmanuelezeh7996]

Thank you, this is really helpful. I am working with data from EEflux

[@nickdonohue4749]

Thanks for this, very useful

[@geospatialschool]

You're welcome!

[@dukedex5043]

But how do you also delete away the square from the original raster so it doesn't overlap?

[@fredeemnetu3694]

massive help

[@lmthunzi]

Really good stuff

[@geospatialschool]

Glad you enjoyed

[@IbrahimKMambo]

Great tutorial! How can we substitute SOME pixel values in Raster A with new updated values from Raster B?

[@geospatialschool]

You can do it with raster calculator. You'll just need a third raster to specify where you want to change the values.

[@IbrahimKMambo]

@@geospatialschool Thanks. Are you planning to do a tutorial on that?

[@caminoromera5787]

I dont have the clipper option.

[@NeverTakeNoCut-offs]

How do you clip based on grid (by polygon feature)?

[@lsquest263]

Q: Why are these types of programs (ArcGIS, QGIS) so convoluted? A: Because the programmers don't actually use the software.

[@lsquest263]

And... thanks for the tutorial!

[@tomtchibo4580]

Am I the only one who constantly has problems when extracting? For me it doesn't work in like 80% of times