Crop Image
Choose exactly what stays in the frame. Crop JPG, PNG and GIF images with custom dimensions.
or drop images here
Cropping your image
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How to crop an image
Keep only the part of a JPG, PNG or GIF that you need. One image is cropped at a time. The file is uploaded when you start cropping, and the result is returned to your browser.
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Select one JPG, PNG or GIF, up to 25 MB, or drop it onto the page.
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Adjust the crop box to the area you want to keep. The selected pixels become the new image size.
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Start cropping and download the result. Keep the original file if you may need a different crop later.
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Image cropping questions
Answers about supported formats, crop size, batch limits and how cropping differs from resizing.
Which formats can I crop?
This tool crops JPG, PNG and GIF, one image at a time. SVG and WebP are not accepted here.
Crop JPG
Should I crop or resize the image?
Crop to change framing by removing edges. Resize to change the pixel width and height of the whole picture without cutting it.
Resize Image
Can I crop several images at once, and is it free?
Cropping is free and does not require an account. This tool works with one image at a time, up to 25 MB, 20 megapixels and 10,000 pixels per side.
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Is the image uploaded to the server?
Yes, the selected image is sent to the server when you start cropping. The cropped file is returned and is not stored permanently.
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Does cropping keep PNG transparency?
Yes. Transparent PNG areas that stay inside the crop box remain transparent. JPG has no transparency.
Crop PNG
Can I crop an animated GIF?
You can crop a GIF file, but animation is not preserved as a multi-frame edit in this tool. Prefer a still GIF when you need a precise crop.
Crop GIF
The subject is sideways. Should I rotate first?
Rotate the image first if the orientation is wrong, then crop. That keeps the crop box aligned with the subject.
Rotate Image