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Repeat the process with as many puzzle pieces as you wish to create a pleasing arrangement.Click the green check mark to confirm the transformation. Move the cursor just outside any of the handles on the bounding box surrounding the repositioned piece and drag to rotate it. Drag the extracted piece to a new position.Your selected piece is extracted from the image and the Move tool becomes active. Click the Select Puzzle Piece button and click inside a piece you’d like to move then, click the Extract Piece button.At the top of the Puzzle Effect pane, click the Large puzzle piece button.In the Guided Edits panel, click Puzzle Effect in the Photo Play category.If you’re not in Guided edit mode from the last exercise, switch modes now. In the Organizer, select the image 07_08.jpg then, click the Editor button ( ).The latest addition to the Photo Play category, the Puzzle Effect Guided Edit lets you turn a photo into a jigsaw puzzle you can even move the pieces around to make it look as though the puzzle has not yet been completed.
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