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Crop Image

Crop images locally in your browser. Upload an image, drag and zoom the crop editor, fine-tune exact pixel values, preview the cropped result, and download the new file.

Upload image to cropChoose a browser-readable image. Cropping happens locally in your browser.Choose imageDrag and drop supported

Crop settings

XYWidthHeight

Output formatQuality 85%

Original preview

Upload an image to see the original preview.

Cropped preview

Crop an image to see the new preview.

Browser image cropping

Choose a visual crop, common aspect-ratio preset, or exact pixel area. The selected rectangle is drawn to a local browser canvas.

Crop Image questions

No. Crop Image runs locally in your browser with canvas and Blob APIs. The selected image is not sent to a backend.

X and Y define the top-left corner of the crop area, while width and height define the crop size in pixels.

PNG and WebP output preserve transparent pixels where the browser canvas supports them. JPEG output uses a white background because JPEG does not support transparency.

No. Canvas cropping renders one frame. Animated image support should be handled by a dedicated future workflow.

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Crop Image

Crop images locally in your browser. Upload an image, drag and zoom the crop editor, fine-tune exact pixel values, preview the cropped result, and download the new file.

Upload image to cropChoose a browser-readable image. Cropping happens locally in your browser.Choose imageDrag and drop supported

Crop settings

XYWidthHeight

Output formatQuality 85%

Original preview

Upload an image to see the original preview.

Cropped preview

Crop an image to see the new preview.

Browser image cropping

Choose a visual crop, common aspect-ratio preset, or exact pixel area. The selected rectangle is drawn to a local browser canvas.

Crop Image questions

No. Crop Image runs locally in your browser with canvas and Blob APIs. The selected image is not sent to a backend.

X and Y define the top-left corner of the crop area, while width and height define the crop size in pixels.

PNG and WebP output preserve transparent pixels where the browser canvas supports them. JPEG output uses a white background because JPEG does not support transparency.

No. Canvas cropping renders one frame. Animated image support should be handled by a dedicated future workflow.

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Resize Image Rotate Image Flip Image