Crop Image

About this tool

Cut an image down to the part you need. Drag the box over the image, or type exact pixel values, and choose a fixed shape such as 1:1 for avatars or 16:9 for thumbnails. Save the result as PNG, JPEG or WebP.

Everything runs in your browser. Your image is never uploaded.

How it works

• The crop is made from the original image at full resolution, not from the smaller picture on screen. A 4000-pixel-wide photo cropped to a 1000-pixel area gives a 1000-pixel file with no extra loss of detail.
• Drag inside the box to move it, and drag a handle to resize it. With a fixed shape, only the corner handles are shown and the shape is kept. The numbers on the right always show the exact crop in original-image pixels, and you can edit them.
• "Same as the image" keeps the original proportions. If you change the shape while a box exists, the box is adjusted to fit inside the image.
• PNG keeps transparency. JPEG has no transparency, so transparent areas become white. WebP keeps transparency in browsers that can save it; if yours cannot, the file is saved as PNG and the page tells you.
• Photos from phones are shown the way you see them in a gallery (the camera rotation is applied), and the crop is made from that view. Metadata such as location and camera model is not copied into the new file.
• The largest supported image is 100 megapixels, and no side can be longer than 16,384 pixels.

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