Crop Image

Crop Image removes pixels outside a selected rectangle; it changes composition rather than merely changing dimensions. Cropping is destructive in the exported copy, so leave enough space around faces, text, and important objects.

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Why use Crop Image?

  • Work directly in your browser without uploading files for processing
  • Use clear controls to shape the result for the task at hand
  • Inspect the crop preview, its boundaries, and the exported image before using or downloading it
  • Keep the source input unchanged while working on a new result

How to use Crop Image

  1. Add the input: Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, then drag the crop region over the part you want to keep.
  2. Set the options: Adjust the selection and use an aspect-ratio option when the destination requires fixed proportions.
  3. Run Crop Image: Start the operation and review the crop preview, its boundaries, and the exported image.
  4. Verify the result: Check the output against the intended destination before copying or downloading it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does cropping reduce resolution?

It reduces pixel dimensions whenever part of the original is removed.

Crop or resize?

Crop changes framing; resize scales the whole image.

Is the original overwritten?

No, the browser downloads a new copy.

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