Image Tools
Crop Image
Crop your image by specifying pixel coordinates and dimensions.
Upload an image to begin. Specify crop region using pixel coordinates.
Image Tools
Crop your image by specifying pixel coordinates and dimensions.
Upload an image to begin. Specify crop region using pixel coordinates.
An image cropping utility that lets you select and keep the portion of a photo you want while removing the rest. You define a rectangular boundary (or preset aspect ratio like 16:9, 1:1, or 4:3), and the tool discards everything outside that frame, reducing file size and improving composition in a single click.
Upload your image and you'll see a draggable crop box overlaid on the photo. Resize the box by dragging its corners or edges, move it around to frame your subject, and select your desired aspect ratio or dimensions in pixels. When you're happy with the preview, click Crop and download the result as PNG, JPG, or WebP. The entire process happens locally in your browser—your image never leaves your device.
| Input | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A 3840×2160 smartphone screenshot with margins on the left and right | A 2160×2160 square crop focused on the central content | Perfect for Instagram posts, which work best at 1:1 aspect ratio |
| A landscape photo 5000×3000 pixels with a distracting tree in the top-left corner | A 4500×2700 crop (16:9 ratio) removing the unwanted tree and reframing the subject | Ideal for blog headers or YouTube thumbnails that require landscape orientation |
| A selfie 1080×1440 pixels that's tightly framed with little headroom | A 800×1000 crop using 4:5 ratio with custom padding to add breathing room | Common adjustment for profile photos on LinkedIn or dating apps |
It accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, and HEIC. You can download your cropped image as PNG, JPG, or WebP depending on your preference and file size requirements.
No. The tool processes images locally in your browser, so there are no upload limits. Large images may take a moment to load, but the tool can handle them.
Since cropping only removes pixels rather than compressing, quality is preserved. Download as PNG for lossless quality or JPG at 80–90% quality for a good balance of quality and smaller file size.
You can always reload the image and start over. Once downloaded, the cropped version is separate from your original, so your original file remains unchanged.
Instagram posts are 1:1 (square), Instagram Stories and TikTok are 9:16 (vertical), LinkedIn posts are 16:9 (landscape), and Twitter/X is flexible but 16:9 works well.
You can crop the GIF, but it will be converted to a static image (PNG, JPG, or WebP). The animation will be lost in the first frame.