Crop images in your browser — drag the crop area, choose an aspect ratio and get the result instantly.
Cropping is the most common image edit: cut away the parts that do not belong and keep the subject. Every phone can do it, but when you are already at a computer and need a specific aspect ratio — 1:1 for a profile picture, 16:9 for a video thumbnail, 4:3 for a presentation slide — opening an image editor for a two-second crop is more friction than the task deserves.
This tool loads the image in your browser, draws a movable crop rectangle on a canvas, and produces the cropped result at the original resolution. The aspect ratio selector locks the rectangle to the chosen proportion. The crop is computed on the full-resolution image, not on the preview, so the output is as sharp as the original.
The image never leaves your device. It is loaded into a canvas element, the crop is computed locally, and the result is drawn on a second canvas. Nothing is uploaded, stored or compressed — the output is the raw pixels of the original inside the crop rectangle.
No. The image is loaded into a canvas element and all processing happens locally. Nothing is uploaded.
Yes. The preview may be smaller for display purposes, but the crop is computed on the original-resolution image.
This tool crops by area, not by target size. Use the Image Resizer tool to set exact dimensions after cropping.
Any format your browser can display: JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, SVG.
Only your device memory. Very large images (above 50 megapixels) may slow the browser.
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