Image cropper

Processed in this browser

File limit: 32 MB

This tool never uploads your input.

Drop a file

Drop a file here or choose one.

Sample workflow: choose a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF on this device, then Process.

Cut a photo down to a free rectangle or a common aspect ratio in this tab. Cropping is framing. Changing 4000 px to 1920 px is the resizer. Removing GPS is strip EXIF.

A form wants a head-and-shoulders crop, or you need 16:9 from a phone still. That is this page: frame a rectangle in the current tab.

It is not image resizer. It is not image splitter (a grid). It is not a studio editor.

How to use it

  1. Drop a JPEG, PNG, or WebP. HEIC goes through HEIC to JPG.
  2. Choose free crop or an aspect preset. Process in this tab.
  3. Resize or compress if the portal also has a kilobyte cap.

Typical ceiling is about 32 MB.

Honest limits

  • No official passport geometry.
  • No content-aware fill.
  • Faces still identify you after a crop.

For a circle avatar, see rounded corners.

FAQ

Can I set an exact 200×200 export?

Crop the frame here, then use the image resizer if you still need exact pixels. Crop alone keeps the selected pixels at their current density.

Is this Photoshop?

No. No layers, healing brush, or background removal.

Does crop remove EXIF?

A canvas crop usually writes a new file. If privacy is the job, strip EXIF and verify — cropped photos can still leak an embedded thumbnail on some sloppy tools; we redraw rather than promise ExifTool completeness.

My file is HEIC.

Convert HEIC to JPG first.

Is the photo uploaded?

No. Typical ceiling is about 32 MB.

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