Image Cropper

Crop an image to a chosen aspect ratio.

Click and drag on the image below to select the area you want to keep.

Cropping an image by dragging a selection

Upload an image, then click and drag directly on the preview to mark the area you want to keep. Click "Crop selection" to extract exactly that region at full original resolution, and download the result as a PNG. Everything happens locally in your browser using canvas - your image is never uploaded anywhere.

Why the crop preserves full resolution

The selection you drag is scaled from the on-screen preview size back to the image's true original pixel dimensions before cropping, so the extracted region comes out at full original quality rather than at whatever smaller size the preview happened to display at - useful since preview images are often shown smaller than their actual file dimensions simply to fit on screen.

Common reasons to crop before using an image

Removing distracting background from a product photo, pulling a square section out of a landscape photo for a social media profile picture, or isolating one person from a group photo - cropping is often the single most useful edit for making an image fit a specific use case without needing full photo-editing software.

Redoing or adjusting your selection

A new click-and-drag on the same uploaded image replaces whatever selection you drew previously, so you can try several different crop areas on the same source image and download each result separately before settling on the one you want.

Perguntas frequentes

Can I redo my selection?

Yes - just click and drag a new selection on the image; it replaces the previous one. You can crop as many times as you like from the same uploaded image.

Does cropping reduce the image resolution?

No - the crop extracts the selected region at the original image's full resolution, so quality within that region is preserved exactly.

Why does my selection look small on screen but crop out a bigger image?

Large images are shown at a reduced preview size to fit on screen, but your selection is scaled back up to the image's true original dimensions when cropping, so the result keeps full original quality.

Can I crop the same image multiple times for different results?

Yes - draw a new selection and crop again as many times as you like; each crop downloads as a separate image without affecting the originally uploaded file.

Is my image uploaded to a server during cropping?

No - the entire process, from preview to crop to download, happens locally in your browser using canvas. The image file is never sent anywhere.

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