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. 

[DanPatterson]

suggestions in this related thread

Solved: Best practices for Clipping data from Living atlas - Esri Community

[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?

[MichaelVolz]

Have you tried to log an incident with ESRI tech support to see if this is possible?  I would be interested in hearing how this goes as my org is trying to use more non-on premise services such as Soils instead of hosting the data on our servers, which gets stale over time.  

[HopeHauptman]

Good idea but I don't have the privileges to ask questions on ESRI support. 

[DanPatterson · Accepted solution]

Each tool in arctoolbox has an Environments tab, you can set the cell size etc there in the raster section

[HopeHauptman]

Perfect this worked thank you much.

Also if you double-click on the larger raster in the portal you can then see the individual smaller rasters and those can be clipped. Both methods work. 

[PierreOlivierDebray]

Hi, I am having the same issue, however, I can't figure out how to apply the solution. I found the Environments tab you mentioned but I can't seem to find a way to set the cell size to a bigger size. Thank for your help.

[cat206]

I'm having the same issue and can't find where to set the cell size either

[Hope-Hauptman]

You could try the Geoprocessing tool 'Resample' which should work.