Clip a Living Atlas raster layer

[HopeHauptman]

I want to clip this SSURGO soil hydrologic group layer https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=be2124509b064754875b8f0d6176cc4c

to a smaller layer in California for which I have a shapefile boundary. I am selecting the 'Clip Raster' tool but when I input the SSURGO raster layer I get the following error: 

Error 001491 Cannot process above the size limits of the image service: 'USA_Soils_Drainage_Class'. The allowed maximum number of rows and columns is 30000 and 30000 respectively. Please adjust the output extent and/or cellsize to fit within the limits.

I don't know how to proceed. How do you adjust the output extent? Is it not possible to clip Living Atlas layers to smaller sizes?  Thank you for any advice. 

[C-Stevens]

I have found some kind of trick - you can right click on the layer in Contents, go to Data -> Export Raster. The pane "Export Raster" opens and the first drop down says "Spatial Reference System and Clipping Option". The bottom option, "Clipping Geometry", should be set to default. You can change that to be an imported shapefile or the current viewer extent. 

[theFinestFrenzy]

THIS worked for me! Thank you C-Stevens, you saved me from hours of trial and error. Happy holidays!

[HopeHauptman]

Thank you - I tried the extract by mask tool as suggested and get the same error message regarding cell size. The error once again says Please adjust the output extent and/or cellsize to fit within the limits. Is there a tool to do this?

[RodrigoHoreis]

I am trying to clip part of a "Global Land Cover 1992" raster and am getting the same issue, what exactly am I supposed to change in the environments tab? I can choose the same input raster in "Raster Analysis" but that doesn't seem to fix it