Image Cropper
For featured images, thumbnails, and social headers, cropping matters as much as compressing. This page lets you drag a rectangle over one image at a time, lock it to a common aspect ratio, and download only the selected part — all locally.
Crop works on one image at a time. For bulk work, use the Resizer or Bulk Compressor pages.
How to use this tool
- Choose one image.
- Drag a rectangle over the part you want to keep. Pick 1:1, 16:9, 4:3, or free if you need a custom shape.
- Press Crop and download, then check the pixel size shown next to the download link.
Why this page is separate
Each tool on this site has its own page, its own title, and its own explanation, so search engines can match a specific search — for example, this exact job — to this exact page, instead of to one generic homepage. That is also why the steps and questions above are written for this tool only, not copied from the other tools.
Can I crop many images at once?
No, cropping is a one-image job because the selection is visual. Use the Resizer page for bulk size changes.
Does cropping change the file format?
You choose PNG, WebP, or JPEG for the cropped output, separate from the original format.
Why is my selection limited?
The selection is scaled back to the original pixel size, so a small drag on a small preview still gives a sharp crop if the original is large.
All tools on this site run in your browser. No upload, no signup, no external code libraries in v1.