Crop Image

Drag a free crop area for one image, or apply a fixed ratio and alignment recipe to a batch.

Your images are processed locally in your browser. They are never uploaded to a server.

See common crop ratios

Each example below was created from the same 1536 × 1024 source through this Crop Image tool. In single-image mode, you can reposition the crop area before exporting.

1:1 square crop of a blue vase
1024 × 10241:1 square1.25 MB · PNG
4:5 portrait crop of a blue vase
819 × 10244:5 portrait1.03 MB · PNG
16:9 widescreen crop of a blue vase
1536 × 86416:9 widescreen1.54 MB · PNG

Choose a ratio for the layout

The right ratio is the one that matches the space where the image will appear.

1:1 square

A compact shape for square image areas and profile-style layouts.

4:5 portrait

A taller frame when the design calls for a vertical image.

16:9 widescreen

A wider frame for banners, covers, and presentation-style spaces.

Choose single editing or a batch recipe

Use a free crop when framing one image. Use a repeatable recipe only when the same ratio and alignment make sense for every image.

Edit one image when

  • The subject needs a precise position within the crop.
  • You want to drag or resize the crop area freely.
  • You need to protect text or details near an edge.

Use a batch recipe when

  • Every image can use the same ratio and alignment.
  • You are preparing consistent squares, portraits, or widescreen images.
  • You can review each output before sharing it.

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