Which images can I crop on this page?

The cropper accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP, and it runs in the browser. Convert a HEIC or GIF to one of those formats first, then crop the converted file. The download uses the same mime type you uploaded.

Which crop ratios are available?

The presets are freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, and Facebook 1.91:1. Lock one of those, or drag a freeform box. Those are the controls on the page, and the crop uses the pixels inside the box you set.

What quality is the cropped download?

Export keeps the same format. JPEG and WebP save at quality 0.92. PNG is lossless. The cropped picture has no pixel watermark. Check the edges, and crop again from the original if you want a different box.

Is there a maximum photo size for the crop tool?

This tool has no max-dimension cap of its own. You crop the pixels already in the JPG, PNG, or WebP, inside the box you draw. The work stays in the browser. Very large photos depend on the memory of the device you are using.

How do I crop a HEIC or a GIF?

Convert the HEIC or GIF to JPG, PNG, or WebP first. Then open that file here and choose freeform, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9, or 1.91:1. The cropper runs locally and exports the same format, with JPEG and WebP at quality 0.92.

Does the crop add a watermark?

The cropped picture is the photo itself. JPEG and WebP export at quality 0.92, and PNG stays lossless. The download is the crop itself. The original file remains on your device so you can crop again.

Can I crop a passport photo to millimetres here?

No. The presets on this page are freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, and Facebook 1.91:1. There is no millimetre box and no ICAO frame. Place the rectangle yourself, or lock 1:1 and read the pixel size of the crop. A white plate behind a portrait is a different page, the passport background remover, and that page still leaves the printed size as a later crop.

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Crop Image: keep the part of the photo you want

Crop a JPG, PNG, or WebP in the browser. Choose freeform, square, 4:5, 16:9, or 1.91:1, then download the same format.

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Crop a JPG, PNG, or WebP in your browser. Drag the box, or lock it to square, 4:5, 16:9, or a 1.91:1 frame, then download the same format you uploaded. The crop runs locally. The ratios on the page are freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, and Facebook 1.91:1. Pick one of those, then drag the box over the part of the photo you want to keep. Export uses the same mime type as the upload. JPEG and WebP save at quality 0.92. PNG stays lossless. The cropped picture is the photo itself, with no pixel watermark. This tool has no extra dimension cap of its own. The crop uses the pixels already inside the box you drew. HEIC and GIF need a convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP first, and then you crop that file. When the box looks right, download and check the edges. You can return to the original and crop again, because the source file stays on your device.

A local crop in the format you started with

Freeform or a fixed ratio, then a download in the same format. JPEG and WebP use quality 0.92, and PNG stays lossless.

How it works

1
Open a JPG, PNG, or WebP
Those are the formats the cropper accepts. Convert a HEIC or GIF to JPG, PNG, or WebP first, then add that file. The crop runs locally, and the original stays on your device.
2
Choose a ratio and drag
Use freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, or Facebook 1.91:1. Drag the box over the area you want to keep. The page offers these ratios, so pick the one that matches the frame you need.
3
Download the same format
JPEG and WebP save at quality 0.92. PNG stays lossless. The picture has no pixel watermark. Look at the edges, and crop again from the original if you want a tighter box.

Use cases

A square crop for a post

Lock 1:1, place the subject in the box, and export. A JPG or WebP saves at quality 0.92. A PNG stays lossless. The crop happens in the browser.

A 4:5 portrait framing

Choose the portrait 4:5 ratio and drag until the person fits. Download the same format you uploaded. The cropped file is the photo, with no pixel watermark.

A wide 1.91:1 frame

The Facebook preset locks the box to 1.91:1. Use landscape 16:9 when you want that wider video-style frame instead. Freeform is there when neither ratio should constrain the box.

Problems we solve

A HEIC or GIF needs a convert before this crop

Convert HEIC or GIF to JPG, PNG, or WebP first, then crop that file. The cropper accepts those three formats and runs locally. The download uses the same mime type, with JPEG and WebP at quality 0.92.

I need a shape beyond the five presets

The ratios on the page are freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, and Facebook 1.91:1. Use freeform and drag the rectangle that matches your frame, then export in the same format.

Image tool ecosystem

After you crop image, shrink exports with our compressor, isolate subjects with the background remover, or normalize Apple HEIC files first.

Related guides

Guide: crop for Instagram sizes
Freeform, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9, and the Facebook 1.91:1 frame.

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A local crop of your photo

JPG, PNG, and WebP are cropped in the browser. JPEG and WebP export at quality 0.92, and PNG is lossless. The picture has no pixel watermark, and the original stays on your device.

The ratios that are actually listed

You can lock freeform, square 1:1, portrait 4:5, landscape 16:9, or Facebook 1.91:1. The crop uses the pixels inside the box. Convert HEIC or GIF before you bring the photo here.