Image Cropper
Crop a precise rectangular area from a JPG, PNG, or WEBP image.
Your input stays on this device and is processed in your browser.Choose a JPG, PNG, or WEBP image
The file is processed locally and never uploaded.
JPG · PNG · WEBP · 1 file · max 25 MB · max 40,000,000 pixelsHow to use Image Cropper
- Choose an image and wait for the preview to appear.
- Drag the selection to move it, or use the handles to resize it. Arrow keys nudge by a pixel, Shift by ten.
- Confirm the crop dimensions shown below the preview, then download.
Keep only the useful frame
A crop removes pixels rather than scaling them, so the part you keep is exactly as sharp as it was in the source. That is the difference between cropping to a size and resizing to it, and the reason a crop is the better move when the subject is smaller than the frame.
The selection is stored as four numbers — offset and size in pixels — and the editor keeps them inside the image, so a rectangle cannot be dragged past an edge and produce a transparent margin. Typing the numbers directly is there for when a layout specifies them.
The aspect presets constrain the selection rather than the output. Choosing 16:9 gives a 16:9 region of the original pixels; it does not scale that region to any particular width, which is what the resizer is for.
Frequently asked questions about Image Cropper
Can I crop to a fixed ratio?
Yes. Choose a ratio such as 1:1 or 16:9 and the selection keeps it while you drag; choose Free to select any rectangle.
Can I crop without a mouse?
Yes. The selection is focusable: arrow keys move it by one pixel, Shift and an arrow key move it by ten, and the handles are reachable by keyboard.
Does cropping re-compress the image?
Yes. The cropped area is drawn onto a new canvas and encoded again, so a JPG loses a little quality. A PNG stays lossless.