Image Cropper
Free, ratio-locked or preset crops with live preview.
About Image Cropper
Crop an image by dragging a rectangle over it and cutting exactly what you framed. Nothing is computed from a guess at coordinates: you see the picture, you draw the box, and the output is the pixels inside it — the way cropping should work when composition matters.
Fixing the framing of a photo — taking out the clutter, keeping the subject.
How to use Image Cropper in 3 steps
- Drop one image onto the drop area and it appears as a preview.
- Drag a rectangle over the part you want to keep.
- Apply Crop and download the trimmed image.
What you get with Image Cropper
- Visual selection on the real image, not numeric guessing
- Cropping discards pixels outside the box, which also reduces file size
- Ratio and preset framing handled nearby by Resize by Aspect Ratio
- Runs in your browser — the file is never uploaded
- Free to use, with no signup and no account
- No watermark or logo added to your output
- Works on desktop and mobile, no install
Image Cropper: questions
- Why can I only crop one image at a time?
- The rectangle is drawn on a single preview, which is what makes it accurate. For a batch at a fixed ratio, use Resize by Aspect Ratio, which fits or fills every image to the same shape.
- Does cropping reduce quality?
- No. It removes area and keeps the remaining pixels as they are. You lose the option to show what was outside the box, so keep the original if framing might change later.
- Can I crop to a circle for an avatar?
- Crop to a square here, then use Round Image Corners to make the corners circular and save as PNG with alpha.