What this tool does
Provides a drag-to-select crop tool with aspect ratio locking. Outputs the cropped image as JPG or PNG at the selected pixel dimensions.
Image tool
Image Crop Tool
Crop images to any size or aspect ratio directly in your browser. Free resize to exact pixels, or use preset ratios like 16:9, 4:3, or 1:1.
Complete guide
How to use Image Crop Tool
Image tools guide for image crop tool users.
Cropping is the most fundamental image editing operation — removing unwanted edges, reframing a subject, or preparing images for a specific platform (Instagram square, Twitter header, YouTube thumbnail).
This tool provides a drag-to-crop interface with optional aspect ratio lock. Preset ratios make it easy to crop for common use cases. All processing runs in your browser.
Preset aspect ratios
1:1 (Instagram/avatar), 16:9 (YouTube/widescreen), 4:3 (standard photo), 3:2 (DSLR), 9:16 (mobile/Stories).
How to use it
Upload the image. Drag the crop handles on the preview. Optionally lock an aspect ratio. Click Crop and download.
Quick checklist
- Lock aspect ratio before dragging to maintain consistent proportions.
- For social media: Instagram square = 1:1, Stories = 9:16, Twitter header = 3:1.
- Enter exact pixel dimensions in the width/height fields for precise control.
- Zoom in on the preview to fine-tune the crop position.
Answers
Image Crop Tool FAQs
Can I crop to exact pixel dimensions?
Yes — enter the target width and height in pixels. The crop selection adjusts to match.
Does cropping lose quality?
No quality is lost in the crop operation itself. The cropped region is saved at its original resolution.
Is there a minimum crop size?
The minimum is 1×1 pixel. Practically, anything under 10×10 pixels is too small to be useful.
Can I crop multiple images?
One image at a time. Use the Image Editor for more complex multi-step edits.