Image cropper
Choose a useful frame, then move it until the right part of the picture is in view.
JPG, PNG or static WebP · up to 20 MiB each · 8,192 px per side · 24 megapixels
PNG ignores the quality setting. JPG uses the selected background for transparency; PNG and WebP can retain it.
Original
Preview
Your image preview will appear here.
Drag the preview to reposition, or use the position controls.
Choose an image to begin.
Files are read on your device, never uploaded. Outputs are newly encoded; metadata and animation are not retained.
A practical example
Starting point
1600 × 900 px · centered 1:1 crop
Result
900 × 900 px; the left and right edges are removed
When this helps
Useful for square product pictures, portraits and removing unwanted edges. Choose a ratio or enter exact left, top, width and height coordinates.
How it works and its limits
Coordinates refer to the decoded, correctly oriented image. A ratio choice makes the largest centered crop that fits. Free mode lets you edit both dimensions independently. Drag the result to move the source under the frame.
The crop stays inside the original. Entered dimensions are whole pixels and are not automatically upscaled. Change left/top to move the frame or width/height to choose more or less of the source.
The result is a newly encoded static image. The crop is not saved back into the original and no hidden outside area is included in the exported pixels. Review the preview before download.
Useful details
Can I use exact coordinates?
Yes. Left/top and crop width/height are entered in source-image pixels.
Does selecting a ratio stretch the image?
No. It changes the selected rectangle without stretching.
Can I undo a crop?
The source remains loaded. Adjust the bounds again or reload the original file.