Drag a selection box over any part of an image and crop it out, for trimming a photo down to its subject, removing a distracting edge, or squaring it off for a profile picture.
Drag anywhere on the preview to start a selection, then adjust it before committing. If it's not quite right, Reset Selection clears it instantly so you can try again without re-uploading the image.
Trimming a group photo down to just one person for a profile picture, or removing a messy background edge from a product photo before listing it online.
Crop by dragging a selection freely on the preview. For pixel-precise dimensions afterward, follow up with the Image Resizer.
Yes, click Reset Selection and drag a new crop area anytime before downloading.
No quality is lost within the cropped area. You're keeping a portion of the original resolution, not re-compressing it.
Watch the preview dimensions as you drag, aiming for equal width and height. Small differences are usually fine, since most profile picture placements crop a little further on display anyway.
Free-form, 1:1 square, 4:3, 16:9, 3:2, and 9:16 story format — covering most common use cases from profile photos to video thumbnails.
Yes, drag any corner handle to resize the selection, and drag inside the box to reposition it, all with a live preview.
No, the cropped region keeps its original resolution and quality — only the area outside the selection is removed.