Crop images

Select the exact portion of your image you need. Crop precisely in just a few clicks.

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Crop your images in 3 simple steps

1

Upload your image

Choose the image you want to crop from your device.

2

Select the area to keep

Drag the handles or enter exact coordinates to define your crop area.

3

Download the result

Save your cropped image and use it exactly where you need it.

Keep only what matters

Crop your images with pixel-perfect precision, every time.

Original image
Original
Cropped

Define the exact crop area

Set custom pixel dimensions or drag the crop handles to select exactly what you want to keep from your image.

Define the exact crop area
Preset ratios for every use case

Preset ratios for every use case

Use built-in presets for social media formats, banners, thumbnails or custom aspect ratios — no manual calculation needed.

Crop multiple images at once

Apply the same crop dimensions to an entire set of images in one action. Keep your visual content consistent across every channel.

Crop multiple images at once

Frequent questions

What does cropping an image do?

Cropping removes the outer areas of an image, keeping only the selected portion. It is useful for removing unwanted elements, adjusting composition, or fitting an image into a specific format or platform.

Yes. Since cropping removes part of the image, the resulting file will be smaller than the original. The exact reduction depends on how much of the image you remove.

Yes. You can crop freely or choose from preset aspect ratios like 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or any custom ratio. The tool will constrain the selection to maintain the chosen ratio.

No. Once an image is cropped and saved, the removed areas are permanently gone. We recommend keeping the original file before cropping in case you need it later.

You can crop JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP and other common image formats. The output retains the original file format.

Free users can crop a set number of images per day. With a Pro plan you get unlimited crops and the ability to process multiple images in a single batch.