Upload a photo and select the crop area directly on the image—just like a phone photo editor.
Then drag, resize and move the crop box
Move the image, drag the corners of the crop box and zoom with a mouse wheel or touch gesture. Use a fixed ratio for profile photos, social posts, thumbnails or document images.
Settings, real-world decisions, release checks and limitations.
Crop an image visually by moving and resizing the selection directly on the photo. The editor behaves like a familiar phone cropper and includes common aspect-ratio presets, rotation and flip controls.
Cropping removes pixels outside the selected area. Choose the final composition before resizing or compressing so the exported image contains only the content you need.
| Setting or choice | Choose it when | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Free crop | Remove unwanted borders without a fixed shape | The result may not fit a portal preset |
| 1:1 | Profile pictures and square thumbnails | May remove sides of landscape photos |
| 4:3 / 3:4 | Common camera and document proportions | Check which orientation the destination expects |
| 16:9 | Wide banners and video thumbnails | Can remove top and bottom content |
Rotate the photo first so the crop box uses the correct orientation.
Select the destination aspect ratio before fine adjustment.
Leave breathing room around faces, signatures and document edges.
Export and inspect the result at its intended display size.
Wait for the image to finish decoding or try a browser-supported JPG/PNG.
Zoom out and expand the crop box before exporting.
Avoid enlarging beyond the cropped source dimensions.
No. The tool creates a new output; keep the source file.
The crop library supports touch interaction in modern mobile browsers.
JPG for photos, PNG for transparency or sharp graphics, and WebP for modern web use.
Yes. Use the rotation controls before exporting.
Those pixels are excluded from the exported copy.