Image Crop Tool
Upload an image and crop it to any size with aspect ratio control, rotation, flip, zoom, and move tools. Download the result instantly.
Free & ratio crop
Rotate & flip
Zoom & move
Download PNG/JPG
Aspect Ratio:
Preview
Crop Data
X px
Y px
W px
H px
Rot°
ScaleX
ScaleY
View Mode
About Image Crop Tool
What Is an Image Crop Tool?
This tool lets you trim an image down to a specific area or aspect ratio directly in your browser — useful for preparing a photo for a specific placement (social media, a thumbnail, a banner) without needing full image editing software.
How to Use the Image Crop Tool
- Upload your image
- Drag to select the crop area, or choose a preset aspect ratio
- Click Crop
- Download the cropped image
Key Features
- Preset aspect ratios — common social media and web sizes built in
- Freeform cropping — select any custom area
Who Uses This Tool
Social media managers preparing images for a specific platform's dimensions. Bloggers cropping featured images before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does cropping reduce image quality?
Cropping itself doesn't degrade quality — you're only keeping a smaller portion of the original resolution.
Is this tool free?
Yes, cropping images is completely free.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I crop an image?
Click Upload to load your image, then drag the crop handles to select the area you want to keep. Choose an aspect ratio (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, or Free) from the ratio buttons. Click Apply Crop, then Download Full to save the result.
What aspect ratio options are available?
You can crop with fixed ratios — 16:9 (widescreen), 4:3 (standard), 1:1 (square), 2:3 (portrait) — or use Free mode to crop to any custom dimensions. The crop data panel shows the exact pixel dimensions of your selection.
Can I rotate or flip the image?
Yes — use the rotate buttons (←45° / →45°) to rotate the image before or after cropping, and the flip buttons to mirror it horizontally or vertically. You can also zoom in/out and pan using the move tool.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No — all cropping is done in your browser using the Cropper.js library. Your image is loaded locally and never sent to any server. The downloaded file is generated directly from the canvas element in your browser.