Crop an Image Online

Crop images freehand, to a preset ratio or to exact pixel dimensions directly in your browser.

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Upload an image to crop, drop a file, click to browse or paste from clipboard
SVG, JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, HEIC, and HEIF

Drag the rectangle crop area, choose a ratio or enter exact output dimensions.

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About this tool

Cropping removes clutter, recenters the subject, and fixes the shape mismatch between what a camera produces and what a website expects. Use the draggable box for free-form composition, choose an aspect-ratio preset or enter exact width and height values when a form requires specific dimensions.

Cropping removes only the area outside your selection. The result is rendered when you download it, and the chosen format controls whether it is saved losslessly as PNG or compressed as JPG or WebP. The tool accepts common image formats, including HEIC when the browser-side converter can decode it.

How to use it

  1. Upload an image; drag and drop, click to browse, or paste from the clipboard.
  2. Drag the corners of the crop box or click a ratio preset (1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 3:2) to lock the shape.
  3. For an exact output size, choose Custom dimensions and type the width and height in pixels.
  4. Download as PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG; or click "Use crop in editor" to keep working on the cropped image.

Tips

FAQs

Does cropping reduce image quality?

Cropping removes pixels outside the box. The selected area is rendered for download; PNG uses lossless compression, while JPG and lossy WebP can introduce compression artifacts.

Can I crop to an exact size, like 800 × 600 pixels?

Yes. Choose Custom dimensions and enter the width and height; the output image will be exactly that size.

Which aspect ratio should I use for a profile photo?

Almost every platform displays profile photos square (or a circle cut from a square); use the 1:1 preset and leave some space around the head.

Can I undo a crop?

Before downloading, you can re-drag the box or reset the image freely; the crop isn't applied until you export or send it to the editor.

Is the photo uploaded when I crop it?

No. The crop happens on your device; the image never leaves your browser.