Image Tools

Image Cropper

Crop images to any size or aspect ratio online.

.jpg .jpeg .png .webp Max: 20 MB

Click to upload or drag and drop

Supported: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP

How to Use Image Cropper

1

Upload a jpg, jpeg, png or webp file of up to 20 MB and wait for it to appear on the canvas.

2

Pick a preset aspect ratio such as 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 or 3:2, or switch to freeform cropping.

3

Drag and resize the crop box over the part of the image you want to keep, and enter exact dimensions if the template requires them.

4

Click Crop and then download the result, which contains only the selected region.

Features

Drag-and-drop crop box drawn directly on the image preview
Preset aspect ratios for square, portrait, landscape and banner formats
Exact pixel dimension entry for marketplace and theme templates
Freeform cropping available when no preset ratio suits the image
Supports jpg, jpeg, png and webp up to 20 MB
Cropped output usually carries a smaller file size than the original

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Cropping discards pixels rather than re-compressing the ones you keep, so the remaining area is exactly as sharp and detailed as it was in the original file.
A 1:1 square works for profile images and grid posts, 4:5 for a full-height feed post, and 16:9 for a cover image or article header. The presets here cover those cases.
Yes, type the width and height directly and the crop box snaps to those values, which is what you need when a CMS or print vendor specifies a template size.
It is free, needs no registration and adds no watermark. Your uploads are cleared from the server once you have downloaded the cropped file.

About Image Cropper

Cropping is the most useful edit you can make to a photo and the hardest to do well inside a CMS. You need a square 1:1 for a profile grid, a 4:5 portrait for an Instagram feed, a 16:9 banner for a blog header and a 3:2 landscape for a print, and getting those bounds right with a mouse on a website admin panel is genuinely fiddly.

This cropper takes jpg, jpeg, png and webp uploads of up to 20 MB and lets you drag a crop box directly on the image. Preset aspect ratios for the common social and web sizes are one click away, and you can type exact pixel dimensions when a template demands it. Freeform cropping is there when the image needs an irregular shape.

Everything outside the crop box is removed from the output, not just hidden, so the downloaded file contains only the part you selected. A handy side effect of cropping is that the file usually gets meaningfully smaller, because you are discarding pixels rather than compressing the ones you keep.

When to Use This Tool

  • Producing consistent square, portrait or banner crops for a social media feed or a grid layout
  • Trimming distracting edges, unwanted people or a messy background out of a photo before publishing it
  • Matching an exact pixel template for a marketplace, print-on-demand product or theme thumbnail
  • Extracting a detail from a large photo, such as a face, a logo mark or a specific object, as its own image