Image Cropper
Drag the corner handles to select a crop area, right in your browser.
Selecting the crop area
Drag the corner handles over the preview to select exactly the region you want to keep. The selection updates live, so you can fine-tune it before cropping.
When to crop vs resize
Cropping removes part of the image to change its composition (e.g. removing background). Resizing scales the entire image up or down without removing any content. Use crop first if you need to change what is shown, then resize if you also need specific dimensions.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Confusing crop with resize
Solution:
Cropping removes pixels outside the selected area; it does not scale the image. If you need specific final dimensions too, resize after cropping.
Cropping too tightly around a subject
Solution:
Leaving a little breathing room around your subject usually looks better than cropping right to the edge — you can always crop again if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
The crop selection is drag-based for visual precision. For an exact pixel target, crop close and then use the Image Resizer to fine-tune the final dimensions.
No — cropping happens entirely in your browser.
Selecting the crop area
Drag the corner handles over the preview to select exactly the region you want to keep. The selection updates live, so you can fine-tune it before cropping.
When to crop vs resize
Cropping removes part of the image to change its composition (e.g. removing background). Resizing scales the entire image up or down without removing any content. Use crop first if you need to change what is shown, then resize if you also need specific dimensions.