###What happened?
When opening a DOCX document that was edited in Microsoft Word and contains cropped images, images are rendered incorrectly in the SuperDoc editor.
The image container retains its correct dimensions, but the crop is not applied. Instead, the entire original image is displayed inside the existing container.
If the document is exported from SuperDoc without modifying the image and then opened again in Microsoft Word, the image appears correctly cropped.
This suggests that the crop information is preserved during import/export but is not being rendered correctly in the SuperDoc editor.
Steps to reproduce
Steps to Reproduce
Create or edit a DOCX document in Microsoft Word.
Insert an image.
Crop the image (for example, crop the sides so only the center portion is visible).
Save the document.
Open the DOCX in SuperDoc.
from your AI
You're right — "crop": null confirms that SuperDoc is not parsing/storing the crop data from the Word file, even though Word preserves it internally via <a:srcRect>.
This is the root cause of your issue — the crop is lost on import. This is a bug that should be reported to the SuperDoc team.
SuperDoc version
1.14
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
Expected Result
SuperDoc should render cropped images exactly as they appear in Microsoft Word when the document is opened.
The editor view should match the original DOCX without requiring export back to Word.
Additional Observations
The issue occurs immediately after importing the DOCX.
The exported DOCX still opens correctly in Microsoft Word.
This indicates that the crop information is likely preserved in the document but is not being applied during rendering inside the SuperDoc editor.
The issue has been observed on multiple images created in Microsoft Word.
###What happened?
When opening a DOCX document that was edited in Microsoft Word and contains cropped images, images are rendered incorrectly in the SuperDoc editor.
The image container retains its correct dimensions, but the crop is not applied. Instead, the entire original image is displayed inside the existing container.
If the document is exported from SuperDoc without modifying the image and then opened again in Microsoft Word, the image appears correctly cropped.
This suggests that the crop information is preserved during import/export but is not being rendered correctly in the SuperDoc editor.
Steps to reproduce
Steps to Reproduce
Create or edit a DOCX document in Microsoft Word.
Insert an image.
Crop the image (for example, crop the sides so only the center portion is visible).
Save the document.
Open the DOCX in SuperDoc.
from your AI
SuperDoc version
1.14
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
Expected Result
SuperDoc should render cropped images exactly as they appear in Microsoft Word when the document is opened.
The editor view should match the original DOCX without requiring export back to Word.
Additional Observations
The issue occurs immediately after importing the DOCX.
The exported DOCX still opens correctly in Microsoft Word.
This indicates that the crop information is likely preserved in the document but is not being applied during rendering inside the SuperDoc editor.
The issue has been observed on multiple images created in Microsoft Word.