Open this Image Cropper, choose a picture, adjust the rectangle and select an output format. Click Crop Image, then download the completed result. You can crop image borders directly in the browser interface; the uploaded source is processed on the server.
Image Cropper
Crop image borders or focus on part of a photo or screenshot. Drag the rectangle, check its pixel dimensions and download a PNG, JPG or WebP.
Crop image online for photos, screenshots and graphics
Use this Image Cropper to keep the part of a picture that matters. Trim blank edges from a screenshot, give a portrait a tighter composition or remove unused space around a product photo. Move the rectangular frame over the area to keep, then drag its edges to change the selection.
This photo cropper lets you freely adjust the rectangle's width-to-height ratio within the image. The output dimensions follow the selection; the content inside is not stretched or scaled. The Image Cropper exports a new file in the format you choose. Keep the source if you may want a different crop later.
Select an area and check the actual crop size
The Image Cropper maps your selection to pixels in the source image. The picture may look smaller on screen to fit the page, but the Cropped size readout uses the original pixel dimensions.
Crop rectangle
Drag inside the box to move it. Drag its edges or corner handles to include more or less of the image. Everything outside the rectangle is removed.
Cropped size
Check the selected width and height after adjusting. For a manual square crop, keep adjusting until the two displayed values match.
Output dimensions
The exported width and height follow the selection, up to 8,192 px per side. The Image Cropper has no separate dimension inputs or aspect-ratio lock.
| Control or readout | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Crop rectangle | Drag inside the box to move it. Drag its edges or corner handles to include more or less of the image. Everything outside the rectangle is removed. |
| Cropped size | Check the selected width and height after adjusting. For a manual square crop, keep adjusting until the two displayed values match. |
| Output dimensions | The exported width and height follow the selection, up to 8,192 px per side. The Image Cropper has no separate dimension inputs or aspect-ratio lock. |
For example, selecting a 1,200 × 800 area from a 3,000 × 2,000 photo produces a 1,200 × 800 image. The subject inside is not enlarged. If you also need a different final pixel size, use Image Resizer after cropping.
How to crop an image online
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Choose an image
Select or drop one image up to 20 MB. Upload starts immediately. Start with a JPG, PNG or WebP that your browser can display; the image must appear before you can adjust the selection.
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Move the frame and check the size
Drag the rectangle onto the area to keep and resize it using the handles. In the Image Cropper, Cropped size reports the selected dimensions in source pixels. Very small areas can be harder to select because the preview has a minimum selection size.
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Choose a format, crop and download
Choose PNG, JPG or WebP, then a quality preset if shown. Click Crop Image to process the uploaded source. Inspect the completed result and download it. Use Change File when you want to crop image content from another file.
Crop image online, then choose PNG, JPG or WebP
The Image Cropper selects PNG by default. You can save the selected area as PNG, JPG or WebP regardless of which supported input format you started with. Choose according to the picture and where you will use it.
PNG
A useful choice for screenshots, text, graphics and existing transparent areas. When you crop PNG artwork with transparency, PNG output keeps those transparent areas. No quality selector is shown.
JPG
Choose JPEG when the destination requires it. Transparent pixels become white. If you crop JPG photos, check fine details after export because the result is encoded again.
WebP
Choose it when the destination accepts WebP. Existing transparency can remain. This Image Cropper uses lossy WebP encoding, with a quality setting available.
| Output format | When to choose it |
|---|---|
| PNG | A useful choice for screenshots, text, graphics and existing transparent areas. When you crop PNG artwork with transparency, PNG output keeps those transparent areas. No quality selector is shown. |
| JPG | Choose JPEG when the destination requires it. Transparent pixels become white. If you crop JPG photos, check fine details after export because the result is encoded again. |
| WebP | Choose it when the destination accepts WebP. Existing transparency can remain. This Image Cropper uses lossy WebP encoding, with a quality setting available. |
JPG and WebP offer five quality presets, from Strong compression to Highest quality; the default is High quality. Compare small text, edges and photo detail before choosing a stronger compression setting. These are quality settings, not promised file-size reductions. Even Highest quality is not a lossless mode for JPG or WebP.
Choose a crop that fits the picture
Use the Image Cropper as a photo cropper or a way to clean up a screenshot. Check the framing before you export.
Give a portrait more focus
Keep the face, pose and other details that tell the story. Leave a little room around hair and shoulders rather than placing the frame directly on important edges. This photo cropper lets you choose that space manually.
Share a clearer screenshot
Crop image borders around the relevant message, chart or interface area. Check the full selection for names, account details or unrelated content you do not want to share. Cropping removes only what lies outside the box.
Remove empty space around a product
Bring the frame closer to the item while leaving enough margin for its outline and shadow. Use this photo cropper to change the composition; any background inside the rectangle remains in the result.
Prepare a square picture
Move the box onto the area to keep and adjust it until Cropped size shows equal width and height. The square is set manually. Check that the subject fits before exporting; there is no one-click square preset.
Working with an animated GIF? Use GIF Cropper to keep the animation. This Image Cropper exports still images.
Image Cropper questions
Yes. You can freely change the crop rectangle's width-to-height ratio. Selecting a 200 × 200 square from a 400 × 300 image produces a 200 × 200 image without stretching or scaling the content inside. Resizing changes the scale of that content.
Yes, by adjusting the rectangle until its displayed width and height match. This is a manual selection, with no aspect-ratio lock or square preset. If you need a particular final size, crop first and then use Image Resizer.
Yes. Choose PNG output to retain existing transparent areas within the selection. WebP can also retain them; JPG fills them with white. Cropping does not turn an opaque background inside the selected area into transparency.
The photo cropper does not scale down the selected content, but it does encode a new file. JPG output is lossy even at Highest quality. Inspect the result and keep the original if you may want to edit it again.
No. The canvas becomes smaller, but the output format, quality and encoding also affect file size. A PNG saved from a JPG can be larger. Compare the result before sharing, or use Image Compressor if you need further compression.
The picker also accepts AVIF, BMP and TIFF, but your browser must be able to display the image. Some files may need conversion to PNG or JPG first. HEIC is not a picker option; use HEIC to PNG before cropping.
This Image Cropper uses drag handles and a pixel-size readout. There are no numeric width and height entry fields. Adjust the selection and read Cropped size, or resize the exported image afterward when exact final dimensions are required.
No. It generates a separate cropped file. The source on your device stays unchanged. The exported copy is newly encoded and does not retain the original metadata, so keep the source for future crops or edits.
Crop image online for your next project
Choose a picture in the Image Cropper, keep the useful area and download it in the format you need.