Free Image Crop Tool
Crop images to any size or aspect ratio — all in your browser. No upload, no limits.
Crop Image
Drop an image here or click to select
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Frequently Asked Questions
There is no width and height field on this page. You shape the crop by dragging the box, and the six ratio buttons — Free, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 3:4 and 9:16 — hold the proportions for you. When a job needs a fixed pixel target, crop here to the right shape and then dial in the exact numbers with the Resize Image tool.
The crop is drawn onto a canvas and always saved as a PNG called cropped-image.png, whatever you dropped in. Crop a JPEG and you get a lossless PNG that can be larger than the photo you started with, so send it through the JPG compressor afterwards if file size matters.
Yes. The box is clamped to the image bounds while you drag it, so you can never select blank padding outside the picture. The handles will not shrink a side below 20 pixels of the source image, and the box is centred for you when the file is first opened.
No. Free is the default and lets you move width and height independently. Pick a ratio when you want the corners to hold the proportion for you — that is what stops an avatar or a thumbnail from coming out slightly rectangular.
Yes. The crop is re-drawn pixel by pixel onto a fresh canvas, so the output holds only the cropped picture: EXIF, GPS coordinates and camera metadata from the original file are not carried over. That is usually what you want before publishing a photo online.
Yes. The canvas starts empty and the output is PNG, which keeps the alpha channel, so transparent areas stay transparent. JPEG and WebP files have no transparency to preserve and crop exactly the same way.