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Crop Image

Cut a picture to exactly what you need — freehand, square, circle, or the perfect size for Instagram and stories.

How it worksWhen you'd need itWhat's the catch?

Drop your image here

or click to choose a file

Choose image

JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF · up to 50MB

IMG ——
Shape
Image being cropped

Drag the box to move it · drag a corner to resize

Size in pixels
×
Save as

Done — your cropped image is ready0 files

Runs on your deviceNothing uploadedNo watermark

There's no catch.

No account. No watermark in the corner. No "download in HD for $4.99."

Crop it any way you need

Presets for the places pictures actually go.

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Square and circle

Square for profile pictures and product shots, circle for avatars and logos — saved with a transparent background so it sits cleanly on any page.

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Social sizes built in

4:5 for Instagram posts, 9:16 for Stories, Reels and TikTok, 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails and slides. Tap and the box snaps to shape.

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Exact pixels

Type the width and height when a form asks for something precise, like 600 × 600. The box updates and stays centered.

How to crop an image

Three steps, works with a finger or a mouse, no app to install.

Step 1

Add your image

Drop it in, or pick one from your camera roll or computer.

Step 2

Pick a shape and crop

Choose a shape, then drag the box and its corners — or type exact pixels.

Step 3

Download

Crop, check it and download. No watermark on the result.

When people crop here

Anywhere a picture needs to be a particular shape or size.

Profile pictures for LinkedIn and SlackInstagram posts in 4:5Stories, Reels and TikTok coversCutting a person out of a group photoRemoving a messy background edgePassport-style square headshotsProduct photos for a storeRound logos and avatars

Free. Actually free.

One picture or a whole album. No limit, no counter, no paid tier.

What's the catch?

Fair question. Here's the honest version.

Add your picture, choose a shape — Free, Square, Circle or a preset — then drag the box to where you want it and drag a corner to resize. Click Crop image and download the result. There is no account and no watermark, and your picture never leaves your device.

Choose Circle, position the circle over the face or logo and click Crop image. The result is a PNG with transparent corners, so it sits cleanly on any background — ideal for avatars, profile pictures and round logos.

For feed posts, 4:5 portrait (1080 × 1350) takes up the most screen space; Square (1080 × 1080) also works. For Stories and Reels use 9:16 (1080 × 1920). Choose the preset, then type the width in pixels to hit the exact size.

Yes. Type the width and height in the Size in pixels boxes and the crop box updates to match, staying centered. If a shape is selected, typing one number sets the other to keep the proportions. The image is cropped, not stretched, so nothing looks squashed.

No. Cropping cuts pixels away; it does not resample the ones you keep. The pixels inside the box are exactly as sharp as the original. Saving as JPG adds very light compression at high quality — choose PNG if you need it untouched.

Yes. Open this page in your browser, tap the upload area and pick a photo. Drag the box with one finger and use the round corner handles to resize — the page will not scroll while you are adjusting the crop.

No. The crop happens in your browser, so your picture stays on your device. You can check: load the page, turn on Airplane Mode and it still works. There is nothing on our end to store or leak.

Most browsers other than Safari cannot open iPhone HEIC photos. Convert it first with HEIC to JPG, then crop the JPG here.

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More reading: aspect ratios and image cropping on Wikipedia.