A shorter crop path
Upload, define the crop area, adjust common ratios, and export without bouncing across separate tools.
Crop and reframe images
Upload an image, adjust the crop area, and export JPG, PNG, or WebP by ratio or exact pixel size. Everything runs locally in the browser.
Processed locally without uploading source images
Preset ratios, exact pixel sizes, and ratio locking
Rotate, flip, and export in popular formats
Image Crop
Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP. Upload first, adjust the crop area, and export directly by ratio or exact pixel size.
Composition and size together
Useful for avatars, covers, product images, and content graphics where framing and export size matter at the same time.
Orientation fixes stay close
Rotate and flip before export so image cleanup stays in the same workflow.
Useful for these common cases
Use it for avatars, cover images, product assets, and social graphics when framing and export size need to be handled quickly.
- Avatar and cover crops
- Social media graphics
- E-commerce image cleanup
- Blog and article covers
Cropping works best when framing comes first
When you need to define subject framing, cover ratios, or export dimensions first, cropping should happen early in the workflow. It solves image boundaries, not file size or copyright labeling.
- Input Scope
- Supports common image uploads. This page handles one image at a time, which makes it better for precise adjustment than batch rules.
- Output Control
- Use preset ratios, exact pixel dimensions, rotation, and flipping, then export as JPG, PNG, or WebP.
- Usage Notes
- Once you export, the area outside the crop frame is gone from the result, so keep the source file when you may need to revise framing later.
Best For
Avatars, covers, and product hero images
A strong fit when subject placement, negative space, and output ratio matter more than anything else.
Before You Use It
Cropping removes edge content
The exported result does not retain pixels outside the crop frame, so keep the original when re-use or archival value matters.
Not Ideal
Not for simple size reduction or batch watermarking
If the main goal is smaller files, watermarking, or broad batch output, use the dedicated compression or watermark tool instead.
Workflow Note
Common next steps after cropping
After framing is locked in, the next step is often Image Resize to match platform dimensions, Image Compression to reduce file size, or Image Watermark for a share-ready delivery version.