Image Cropper
Drag-to-crop with ratio presets and exact output.
Use the Image Cropper tool
What this image cropper does
Image Cropper lets you select the part of an image you want and export only that region. Drag on the preview to create a crop box, move it to reposition, and resize it from any corner. Aspect-ratio presets keep the selection square, widescreen or portrait while you adjust it.
The pixel dimensions of the selection are shown as you drag, so you can hit an exact target such as 1080 × 1080 for social media. Cropping uses the original image resolution rather than the preview size, so the output stays sharp.
Why use it
- Make a square profile picture from a rectangular photo.
- Remove distractions or sensitive content from a screenshot.
- Produce consistent 16:9 thumbnails for a video library.
How to use it
- 1Load an image.
- 2Choose a free or fixed aspect ratio.
- 3Drag inside the image to define the crop, then adjust the edges.
- 4Download the cropped image in your preferred format.
Worked examples
Square profile image
Input
A 3000 × 2000 photo · 1:1 ratio · selection 1800 px wide
Output
1800 × 1800 JPEG cropped from the original pixels
Common mistakes
- Cropping a low-resolution source and then enlarging the result.
- Forgetting to check which part of the image will be cut off on mobile previews.
- Exporting a cropped transparent image as JPEG and losing the transparent background.
Frequently asked questions
Does cropping reduce quality?
Can I undo a crop?
What formats can I export?
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