Image Cropper
Keep the part of an image you need. Drag to select an area, enter exact pixel coordinates or start with a centered preset. Export JPG, PNG or WebP, or fit the crop to an upload limit in the same tool. Preview before downloading, with no watermark.
JPG, PNG or WebP · Up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels. Still images only. Your original file stays unchanged.
Or drop one image here
Try a transparent crop
The sample has transparent corners. Crop a region and export PNG to keep its existing transparency, or JPG for a white background.
- Compare the output dimensions with your selected crop.
- Choose PNG when transparency matters, or WebP when also using a byte limit.
- Enable the optional file-size limit to crop, resize and compress in one step.
- Keep your source image so you can make a different crop later.
Continue your task
- Prepare an image for an upload limit
Choose a KB limit, set maximum dimensions and inspect the result.
- Resize without cropping
Change image dimensions while keeping the picture.
- Combine images into one PDF
Put several JPG, PNG, or WebP images in page order.
How to Use Image Cropper
Choose your image
Select a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB and 25 megapixels. The tool opens it on your device.
Select the area
Drag across the image or enter Left, Top, Width and Height in pixels. Presets start a centered crop; you can then adjust it freely.
Preview and download
Choose the output format. Optionally enable a file-size limit, choose maximum dimensions and allow further shrinking if needed. Create the result, compare previews, check its bytes and dimensions, then download.
About Image Cropper
Visual or precise cropping
Dragging creates a new rectangular selection. For precise work or keyboard use, enter the crop's left and top offsets and its width and height. Coordinates are measured from the upper-left corner of the decoded image. The crop must remain inside the source image.
Presets that make a starting selection
Square 1:1, landscape 4:3, wide 16:9 and portrait 3:4 create centered selections that fit within your image. They are starting points, not locked ratios: dragging or editing individual coordinates makes a free crop. Whole image resets the selection.
Cropping and resizing solve different problems
Cropping removes the surrounding area. It does not stretch the remaining picture or invent detail. With the file-size option off, output dimensions match the selected crop. Enable it to resize and compress the selected area to a KB limit in one step. Each candidate is encoded directly from the original selection, avoiding an intermediate lossy download. The result shows both selected and final dimensions. Use Image Resizer to resize without cropping or Image to Target Size to fit an entire image to a byte limit.
Transparency, compression and privacy
PNG keeps existing transparency and avoids JPG compression; it can be larger than the source. JPG fills transparent areas with white. WebP supports transparency and uses lossy compression here. All processing stays on your device. Exports are still images without the original metadata, so keep the source for future edits.
Common uses for Image Cropper
- Cropping and preparing an image for an upload form in one step
- Removing unwanted edges from a screenshot
- Preparing a square crop from a portrait or landscape photo
- Exporting a precise region from an image without stretching it
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I crop without uploading my image?
Yes. Selection, preview and image export all happen locally in your browser. The image is not uploaded to a conversion server.
Can I enter exact crop dimensions?
Yes. Enter Left and Top offsets plus Width and Height in pixels. With the optional file-size limit disabled, a successful export has the selected width and height. Out-of-bounds or empty selections produce a message so you can correct them.
Does it keep a transparent background?
Choose PNG or WebP to preserve transparency already present in the source. JPG makes transparent pixels white. This tool does not remove an existing background.
Can I crop and compress to 100 KB without using another tool?
Yes. Select your crop, enable Also fit this crop to a file-size limit, and choose 100 KB or another maximum. The option exports JPG or WebP and checks the actual bytes. It can reduce dimensions if you allow it. Disable further shrinking and keep maximum dimensions equal to the crop to preserve its pixel dimensions; an impossible limit produces an error.
Can I crop an animated image?
This tool works with still images. An animated WebP produces a still result; its animation is not preserved. GIF is not an accepted input.