Crop Image
Drag to select exactly the part of the image you want to keep.
How to use
- Drop in your image.
- Drag on the preview to select the area to keep - fine-tune with the width/height fields.
- Crop and download.
Frequently asked questions
Does cropping reduce quality?
No - the selected pixels are kept exactly as they are; nothing is rescaled.
Can I crop to an exact size?
Yes - after dragging, adjust the width and height fields to exact pixel values.
Crop to exactly what matters
Straighten a crooked scan, cut a face out of a group photo for an avatar, trim whitespace off a screenshot, or reframe a product shot - cropping is the most common image edit there is, and it shouldn't require opening a heavy editor. Drag a selection, or enter exact pixels, and download the cropped result. It all happens in your browser, so your photos never leave your device.
Free crop or fixed aspect ratio
Crop freely when you just want to remove clutter, or lock an aspect ratio when the destination demands one: 1:1 for profile pictures and Instagram, 16:9 for video thumbnails and slides, 4:5 for portrait social posts, 3:2 for classic photo prints. A locked ratio means the crop box keeps its shape as you drag, so the result fits its target without letterboxing or a second trip through a resizer.
Need specific output dimensions too? Crop first to get the framing right, then send the result through our Resize Image tool to hit an exact pixel size - cropping controls what's in frame, resizing controls how many pixels it is.
Cropping doesn't lose quality
Unlike resizing, cropping simply discards the pixels outside your selection and keeps the rest at full resolution - the part you keep is exactly as sharp as the original. The image downloads in the same format you provided. For ID and visa photos that specify both a crop ratio and a file size, crop to the required framing here, then use Resize Image by KB to meet the size limit.