Resize & Crop
Crop Image
Crop images to any shape or a preset ratio with a precise, draggable selection. The export is cut from the full-resolution original, so nothing is softened — and nothing is uploaded.
How to use crop image
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Add an image
Drop the photo you want to crop. It appears on an interactive canvas.
- 2
Choose an aspect ratio
Pick a preset like 1:1 or 16:9, or leave it free to drag any shape you like.
- 3
Adjust the selection
Drag the corners to resize and drag the middle to move the crop area.
- 4
Crop and download
Apply the crop at full resolution and download the result.
What you can do
Freeform or fixed ratios
Crop to any shape, or lock to a preset such as square or widescreen for consistent output.
Full-resolution output
The preview is scaled for your screen, but the saved image is cropped from the original pixels.
Live pixel readout
See the exact crop dimensions in pixels as you drag, so you know what you will get.
No uploads
Your image is cropped locally in the browser and never sent to a server.
Image cropper
Drop an image to crop
or click to browse — JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF
Selection: —
Frequently asked questions
How do I crop to a perfect square?
Choose the 1:1 preset from the aspect-ratio bar, then drag any corner. The selection stays square automatically. This is ideal for profile pictures, product thumbnails, and social media grids.
Will cropping reduce the image quality?
The crop itself removes pixels rather than resampling them, so the remaining area keeps full resolution. The file is re-encoded on export, so keep the quality setting high to preserve detail.
Can I crop several images the same way?
This page crops one image at a time so you can position the selection precisely for each photo. If you need the same dimensions across many files, resize them to a fixed size with the Resize Image tool instead.
Does cropping change the aspect ratio?
Yes — that is the main purpose. Cropping changes the ratio of width to height. If you want to change the size but keep the ratio, use the Resize Image tool instead.
Why is the output a different size than my screen selection?
The selection you see is scaled to fit your screen. The tool records the selection in the image’s real pixel coordinates and crops from the full-resolution original, so the exported file is as sharp as the source.
What happens to transparent areas after cropping?
If the source is a PNG, WebP, or AVIF, transparency is preserved in the cropped result. Exporting to JPEG flattens transparency onto a white background.
Related tools
Resize Image
Set exact dimensions or scale by percentage, with aspect-ratio lock.
Circle Crop
Turn a photo into a round avatar with a transparent background.
Rotate & Flip Image
Rotate by 90° or a free angle, then flip horizontally or vertically.