Image Cropping
Crop images freely or at a fixed ratio
or drop files here
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and more image formats
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Easy to UseDrag & drop, batch processing, intuitive
Free ForeverUnlimited use, no sign-up
Fast & ReliableAdvanced tech, fast and stable
A photo usually holds more than you want in the frame: distracting edges, or the wrong shape for a round profile or a cover slot. Cropping cuts away what you don't need and keeps the framing you do, at the aspect ratio you choose.
How to crop images?
- 1UploadClick 'Select files' or drag images into the upload area
- 2Set optionsAdjust crop position and size, or choose a fixed aspect ratio
- 3ProcessPreview the crop result and start processing when ready
- 4DownloadDownload the cropped image or continue editing
Common use cases
Fit a required shapeCrop to a square for an avatar, 16:9 for a cover, or 4:5 for a post so it isn't trimmed awkwardly later.
Clean up the edgesCut out a distracting background, a stray hand or empty space around the subject.
Zoom in on the subjectTrim away the surroundings so the part that matters fills the frame.
Cut to a print sizeCrop to a photo-print shape like 4×6 so nothing important is lost at the lab.
Good to know
Lock a ratio or go freeformPick a fixed ratio like 1:1, 16:9 or 4:3 to match a slot exactly, or go freeform to cut to any shape by eye.
Cropping discards pixelsThe part you cut away isn't kept in the cropped file, so you can't get it back later. Hold on to the original if you might re-crop.
It reframes, not rescalesCropping changes what's in view, not the detail of what remains. The kept area stays exactly as sharp as the original.