How can I cut an image in keynotes?

I would like to cut off some mm on one side of an image I use in keynotes. How does that work? Thanks for your help.

Keynote works with pixels not millimeters and therefore masking is done visually.
Use the mask tool button on the tool bar (shift command M) to define the area for the mask then press the enter key.

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