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Cropping selection and processing is performed locally in your browser when possible, or via encrypted temporary sessions.
Crop images with smart aspect ratios and precise controls.
Drop image here or click to browse
Select a file • Max 50MB
Privacy Shield
Cropping selection and processing is performed locally in your browser when possible, or via encrypted temporary sessions.
Upload your image by dragging and dropping or clicking to browse. Once loaded, drag the crop box corners to select the area you want to keep. Choose an aspect ratio preset if needed (like square for Instagram or 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails), adjust quality and format settings, then click 'Crop Image' to process. Download your cropped image when ready.
The image cropper offers seven aspect ratio presets: Free (no constraint), Square (1:1), Portrait (3:4), Landscape (4:3), Widescreen (16:9), Instagram (1:1), and Story (9:16). These presets are optimized for different platforms and use cases including social media, print, and web.
Yes! The tool includes Instagram-optimized presets. Use the Square (1:1) or Instagram preset for regular posts, and the Story (9:16) preset for Instagram Stories and Reels. These ensure your images fit perfectly without being cut off.
You can crop JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, and BMP images. After cropping, you can save the result in JPEG, PNG, or WebP format. Each format has different characteristics - JPEG for photos, PNG for graphics with transparency, and WebP for modern web optimization.
Images up to 50MB can be cropped. This accommodates high-resolution photos and professional images. The cropped output is typically smaller than the original since you're removing unwanted areas.
Cropping itself doesn't reduce quality - it simply removes portions of the image. However, the quality slider (50-100%) controls the compression of the output file. At 90-100% quality, there's virtually no visible quality loss. Lower settings reduce file size but may introduce some compression artifacts.
Yes! Use Ctrl+O to open a file, Ctrl+Enter to crop the selected area, and Ctrl+S to download the cropped image. These shortcuts speed up your workflow when cropping multiple images.
Absolutely. All image cropping happens locally in your browser when possible, or via encrypted temporary sessions. Your images are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring complete privacy and security. What you crop stays on your device.