Can I crop to an exact shape like a square or ID photo?

Yes. Choose an aspect-ratio preset (such as 1:1) or set a custom ratio, and the crop box holds those proportions while you position the image.

Will cropping reduce my image quality?

No — cropping only removes pixels outside the frame; the pixels you keep are untouched.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Cropping happens entirely in your browser, so your photos stay private.

What are common crops for social media?

Squares for avatars and thumbnails, portrait ratios for stories and feeds, and wider landscape ratios for banners and previews.

Can I resize after cropping?

Yes — crop first to choose the framing, then use a resizer or compressor to hit a target size.

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Crop Image

Crop images online with aspect-ratio presets and precise drag handles. Export to JPG, PNG, or WebP. Runs on your device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.

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About Crop Image

Cropping trims an image to just the part you want — removing distracting background, straightening a lopsided scan, or reshaping a photo to fit where it's going. This tool does it in the browser with draggable handles and a live preview, no upload required.

Fixed aspect-ratio presets make it painless to hit a specific shape: a square 1:1 for profile pictures and marketplace thumbnails, portrait and landscape ratios for social feeds, or the strict proportions an ID or passport photo demands. Lock a ratio and the crop box keeps it while you position the subject.

Everything runs locally, so personal photos and documents never leave your device. When you're happy with the frame, export the cropped result and, if needed, resize or compress it next.

How to use Crop Image

Upload the image you want to crop.
Pick an aspect-ratio preset or crop freeform.
Drag the handles to frame the subject.
Download the cropped image.

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