Image Cropper

Image Cropper

Crop an image with a drag rectangle and download the result locally. Nothing is uploaded.

Free
No signup
Instant
Private

Drag & drop your image here or click to browse from your device

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF (max 10MB)

OR

JPG

PNG

WebP

BMP

GIF

Try with example images:

Result

Choose an image to see the cropped preview.

Crop settings

Aspect ratio

Dimensions

Position

Quick presets

Quick Tips

Drag the corners to resize the crop area. Use aspect ratio presets for popular sizes. Zoom in for more precise cropping. Download keeps the cropped pixels — it does not invent extra detail.

Why use our image cropper?

Frame a subject in this tab so a photo fits a square avatar, a 16:9 thumbnail, or a story slot — without uploading the file.

Fast & Simple

Easy to use, no installation required. Drop a file, drag the rectangle, download.

High Quality

Keep your image quality intact. The crop is a cut of the bitmap you chose, not a filter pass.

Works Everywhere

Use on any device, from desktop to mobile. Presets cover social, YouTube, and profile crops.

Popular Use Cases

Social Media

Perfect size for posts, covers, and stories.

Profile Picture

Create clean, professional profile photos.

Website Banners

Optimize images for your website.

Product Images

Showcase your products with the right crop.

Print Materials

Prepare images for print and marketing.

Your data stays private

Cropping runs in this browser. The photo is not uploaded or stored on a server.

Learn more about privacy →

About cropping images with a drag rectangle

Image Cropper lets you drag a rectangle on a preview and download that region. Coordinates are in source pixels, not CSS pixels, so the crop matches the photo, not the scaled preview. Aspect chips lock 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or 9:16; Free is an unconstrained rectangle. Custom keeps the ratio you type in width and height. Everything stays in this tab.

Cropping does not straighten horizon or export layered PSD. Handles on the preview resize the box; X and Y move it in source pixels. If you need exact output width after crop, resize afterward. Memory still belongs to the decoded bitmap — huge RAW-like files that the browser cannot decode will fail locally.

Related: Image Resizer for scale without a rectangle, Image Compressor for JPEG quality, Image Converter for format. Nothing here is a photo editor with filters.

The URL is /tools/image-cropper. Close the tab to drop the bitmap. Image ↔ Base64 is unrelated encoding, not a crop.

Avatars still need a later resize if the host wants 256 pixels. Crop first, then open Image Resizer. Nothing is uploaded.

How to crop an image

Choose a file

Pick an image on this device. The preview is local.

Frame the rectangle

Drag corners on the preview, or lock 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or 9:16. Width, height, X, and Y are source pixels.

Download the crop

Save the result locally. Close the tab to discard the bitmap.

Keep the file here

Nothing is uploaded. Use Resizer if you needed a scale instead of a crop.

Related tools

Image Cropper FAQ

Source pixels. The rectangle is mapped through the preview scale so the download matches the photo, not the CSS box.

Yes. Use the aspect chips or Crop settings for Free, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 9:16, or Custom. Quick presets jump to a centered crop at that ratio. Resize afterward if you need an exact output width.

No. Cropping is local. Close the tab to drop the bitmap.

Use the aspect chips for 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or 9:16, or leave Free for an unconstrained rectangle. Coordinates are still source pixels mapped through the preview scale. Resize afterward if you need an exact output width. We do not straighten horizon or export PSD. Close the tab to drop the bitmap. Image Resizer is the sibling for scale without a crop. Nothing is uploaded.