Image Cropper

Cropping cuts a rectangle out of an image and discards the rest. It is the fastest way to remove distractions from the edges, centre a subject, fit a required aspect ratio, or trim screenshots down to what matters.

This cropper gives you an interactive frame over your photo: drag it into position, resize it freely or lock it to a preset ratio, and rotate or zoom the image underneath to line everything up. The crop is then applied at the image’s original resolution on a canvas in your browser — no quality is thrown away beyond the pixels you chose to remove.

Everything runs locally, which is exactly what you want when the photo is personal: it is never uploaded anywhere.

Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP images up to 40 MB.

Output: JPG, PNG or WebP — your choice at download.

• Free-form crop or locked aspect ratios (1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 and more).
• Rotate and zoom before cropping.
• Output is cut from the original-resolution image, not the on-screen preview.

• Profile photos — crop to a square 1:1 with your face centred, the format most platforms expect.
• Removing distractions — cut away cluttered edges so the subject fills the frame.
• Social media formats — 16:9 for thumbnails and banners, 4:5 or 1:1 for feeds.
• Tidying screenshots — trim browser chrome and notifications down to the content worth sharing.
• Print preparation — crop to the paper’s aspect ratio so nothing important is lost at the lab.

• Cropping is permanent in the output — the discarded area is not recoverable from the downloaded file. Keep your original.
• Heavy rotation followed by a tight crop necessarily discards corner content; that is geometry, not a bug.
• The crop is rectangular only; shaped crops (circles, rounded corners) are not supported.
• Animated GIFs are cropped as a single still frame.