Crop Image

Crop photos with standard aspect ratios (1:1, 16:9, 4:3, 3:2) or free custom selection.

Drop your image here

or browse from your device

JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 50MB
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Drag on the photo to draw a crop box. Drag inside the box to reposition, or use the 8 handles to resize.
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Your images stay on your device. Processing happens directly in your browser without uploading to a server.

How to Crop Image

1

Select Photo

Upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP photo to crop directly in your browser.

2

Select Area Directly on Photo

Click and drag directly on the photo to draw a crop box, drag inside to move it, or drag the 8 corner & edge handles.

3

Choose Aspect Ratio (Optional)

Pick Free crop, Square (1:1), 16:9 widescreen, 4:3 standard, or 3:2 photography.

4

Download Cropped Image

Export your cropped image with full original pixel density.

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Images are processed directly in your web browser. Files never touch a remote server.

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Instant processing without queue times, file upload delays, or network latency.

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Intelligent rendering algorithms maintain maximum image fidelity and crisp details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I select the crop area directly on the image?

Simply click and drag your mouse or finger across the image preview. You can drag inside the crop box to move it, or drag any of the 8 white corner and edge handles to resize.

How do I crop an image into a perfect square for profile pictures?

Select the 1:1 (Square) aspect ratio preset. The interactive crop frame will automatically lock into equal width and height.

Does cropping reduce photo resolution?

Cropping extracts your chosen region at full original native pixel quality without artificial blur or downsampling.

Can I crop transparent PNG images?

Yes, full alpha transparency is preserved when exporting to PNG or WebP.