Crop Image
Drag a box over the part you want, pick a shape if a site demands one, or type exact pixel values. The crop is cut from the original pixels, not a preview, and saved as JPG, PNG or WebP under any size limit. Nothing leaves your device.
1. Add your image
2. Edit
Drag the box on the preview; corners resize, arrow keys nudge. Circle gives a round PNG or WebP with a transparent outside.
Preview
3. Export
About crop image
What this page does
- Crops from the original pixels: a 4000 px photo cropped to half stays 2000 px, not a downsized copy.
- Preset shapes for the usual asks: square, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 3:2, 16:9 and 9:16 stories, or free.
- Exact width and height in pixels if a form specifies them, centred on your current box.
- Straighten first if the horizon is off, then crop; the straighten tool removes the empty corners for you.
- Save under a KB or MB limit in the same step, checked on the saved bytes.
How do I crop to a circle?
Choose Circle under Shape. The outside becomes transparent, so the file is saved as PNG or WebP; JPG cannot hold transparency and would fill it white.
Does cropping reduce quality?
No pixels are resampled when you only crop, so the kept area is pixel-identical. Saving as JPG re-encodes it; use PNG or WebP lossless if that matters.
Can I crop many images at once?
Not here. Batch crop is on the roadmap; this page is one image at a time at full quality.
Everything else the editor can do
This page opens the editor on one job. The other tabs are still there: crop and straighten, rotate and flip, blur or pixelate, adjust light and colour, round corners and borders, then export as JPG, PNG or WebP under a size limit, checked on the saved bytes. Everything is rendered from the original pixels and nothing is uploaded; load the page, go offline, it still works. Only edit images you own or may modify.