Image Cropper

Upload one image, adjust the settings below, and download the processed result instantly.

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How Image Cropper works

Cut a region of the size you choose out of an image. Leave the offsets empty for a centred crop, and the output keeps its original format.

Input JPG / PNG / WebP / AVIF / GIF / BMP
Output Cropped export
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Image Cropper Details

Image Cropper takes a rectangle out of an image at the size you name. You give the crop width and height, and optional left and top offsets move the region around.

Use it to drop dead space from a cover image, cut a square thumbnail from a product photo, or keep only the relevant panel of a screenshot.

The workflow

Opening the tool for the first time, this is the flow:

  1. Add the image you want cropped to the upload area.
  2. Enter the crop width and crop height; both fields are required.
  3. Set the left and top offsets if the region should start at a specific point.
  4. Leave the offsets empty and the crop is taken from the centre of the image.
  5. Download the result, which keeps the format of the source file.

Technical details

The limits that apply to the crop region:

  • Crop width and crop height accept 1 to 4000 pixels.
  • Left and top offsets accept 0 to 4000; leaving them empty centres the crop.
  • Ask for a region larger than the image and it is clamped to the image instead of failing.
  • Offsets that would run past the edge are pulled back so the region stays inside the frame.
  • Formats that carry transparency keep their transparent background.
  • Each file can reach 24 MB.

Is this the right tool

Crop when the framing is what has to change: it discards part of the image for good and lets you decide the ratio of what remains.

Keep everything but make it smaller with the Image Resizer, and fix a size problem alone with the Image Compressor. If you need both a crop and a new size, run the two tools in sequence; either order gives the same result.

Quick tips

  • For square thumbnails, put the same number in width and height.
  • Protecting faces or a logo? Nudge the offsets across a couple of runs, since nothing overwrites your source.
  • Applying the same crop to many files is fastest with the values set once and the queue run in a batch.
  • Knowing the real pixel size of the image beforehand beats guessing at offsets.

Data and privacy

Your file travels over HTTPS, is processed during that single request and comes back as the download itself. It is never written to a public directory, nothing is kept once the response is sent, and the download is marked as non-cacheable.

Frequently asked questions

Upload your JPG / PNG / WebP / AVIF / GIF / BMP file, fill in the settings on screen, and start the job. The result is downloaded as Cropped export.

If a required field is empty, the tool tells you. For the other fields, the default values shown inside the inputs are used.

Yes. Add up to 20 files to the queue and process them all at once with the same settings.

No. The job produces a new file and never touches the source file on your computer.