Crop a JPEG photo, PNG screenshot or WebP image for free. Choose your file, drag the crop area and download the result. Your image stays in your browser.
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Drag the corners to set the crop area
Crop Image lets you keep just the part of a photo you want. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP, drag the corners of the selection box over the preview to frame the area, then crop. The image is cut at full resolution using the HTML canvas, entirely in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded and stays completely private. It is perfect for profile pictures, thumbnails, product shots and tidying up screenshots.
Select Choose image or drag in a .jpg or .jpeg file. PNG and WebP images work too.
Drag the corners to trim the edges, or drag inside the box to move the selection. Check the crop-size readout in pixels before saving.
Select Crop Image, then Download image. A JPEG input downloads as a cropped .jpg file; your original file stays unchanged.
Suppose your photo is 1200 × 800 pixels and you want to remove a distracting edge. Move the selection over the subject and check the crop-size readout. A selection of 900 × 600 pixels saves just that area; it does not shrink the whole 1200 × 800 photo into a smaller frame.
Keep your original file. The cropped copy has fewer pixels, and JPEG exports are re-encoded. Cropping cannot restore blurry detail or make a small photo suitable for a much larger print.
Tap Choose image and select a JPG, PNG or WebP from your device. Drag a corner handle to adjust the selection, or drag inside the box to move it. Tap Crop Image, then Download image. Your browser may save the copy to Downloads rather than your photo library.
If your phone supplies an HEIC file, convert or export it as JPEG first. If the preview cannot load, try a smaller supported image and close other memory-heavy browser tabs.
Crop to remove part of the picture. Use the image resizer when you want to keep the whole picture but change its dimensions. Use the image compressor when your main goal is a smaller file for uploading.
For a website image, crop the composition first, resize if needed, then compress the final copy. Check the downloaded image before replacing your original.
Cropping happens locally, nothing uploaded.
Drag a box right on the live preview.
The selected area is not enlarged. JPEG and WebP exports are re-encoded.
Crop right in your browser on a phone, tablet or desktop — there's nothing to install.
Frame a face for avatars and badges.
Crop to the key subject for previews.
Trim distractions around the item.
Cut just the region that matters.
Reframe photos for each platform.
Remove unwanted edges and borders.
Drag the crop box on the preview and adjust it until the width and height in the crop-size readout are equal. There is no fixed square-ratio preset; use the pixel readout to check your selection. Position that box over the face or subject you want to keep, then apply and download. The saved image is exactly the square area you framed, which is ideal for avatars and profile photos on most social platforms.
Cropping removes the pixels outside your selection without enlarging the remaining area. JPEG and WebP downloads are re-encoded, which can introduce compression changes. Keep your original file and avoid repeated edits. For more detail, read our guide to cropping images and preserving quality.
Absolutely. All cropping happens in your browser using the canvas API. Your images are never sent to or stored on any server.
You can crop JPG, PNG and WebP images. The cropped image is saved in the same format as the original.
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