Crop Image Online Free
Crop any photo or image online — drag the handles to select your crop, download as JPG or PNG. Free, instant, runs in your browser. No upload, no account.
How to crop an image online
Upload your image above, then drag the corner handles to resize the crop rectangle. Move inside the crop area to reposition it. The rule-of-thirds grid overlay helps with portrait and landscape framing. Click Download JPG or Download PNG to save — no signup, nothing uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How do I crop an image to a specific size?
Watch the pixel dimensions displayed below the image as you drag the handles. Set the crop width and height to your exact target — for example, 1080×1080 for an Instagram square. Then use the image resizer after cropping if you need to hit an exact pixel count rather than just an aspect ratio.
How do I crop a circle from an image?
Crop to a square first (match width and height), then use CSS border-radius: 50% in your web project to display it as a circle. For a PNG with a transparent circular cutout, use the background remover after cropping.
How do I crop an image without losing quality?
Download as PNG for lossless output — no compression is applied to the cropped pixels. Download as JPG if file size matters; we use 92% quality which is visually lossless. Either way, the pixels inside your crop area are untouched.
How do I crop an image for Instagram?
For a square post, crop to a 1:1 ratio (equal width and height). For portrait, aim for a 4:5 ratio (width ≈ 0.8× height). For landscape, use 1.91:1 (width ≈ 1.91× height). After cropping, use the image resizer to set the final pixel dimensions.
Can I crop multiple images at once?
The tool crops one image at a time. Each crop takes about 5 seconds total — upload, set handles, download.
What image formats can I crop?
Any format your browser supports: JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF. The result downloads as JPG or PNG. For HEIC photos from iPhone, convert to JPG first then crop here.
Does cropping an image reduce quality?
No — cropping just removes pixels outside the selection. The remaining pixels are pixel-perfect copies of the original. The only quality decision is whether you download as JPG (compressed) or PNG (lossless).