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Crop images online by shape or aspect ratio.
Choose Rectangle, Square, Circle or Triangle, then drag the crop directly on the image and resize it from a corner. Use Free, Original, 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16 framing, apply one crop across a batch or customize individual images.
Images0 images readyOne setup applies to the whole batch.
Settings behaviorChoose how settings applyStart with one shared setup, then override individual images when needed.
SettingsCrop Image
Crop shape
Aspect
Drag directly on the image. Move the crop frame, then pull any corner to resize it. The preview updates automatically.
Circle and Triangle keep the outside area transparent, so PNG or WebP output is used.
Fine-tune position and size
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Shared crop settings work best when subjects sit in similar relative positions. Circle and Triangle crops keep the outside area transparent, so PNG or WebP output is used for those shapes.
Rectangle, square, circle or triangle
Drag the crop directly on the image.
Choose a crop shape and aspect ratio, then move the crop frame on the preview and resize it from a corner. Reuse the same framing across a batch or switch to individual mode when compositions differ.
Private by design
Source images are decoded and processed locally in your browser. No image-processing API upload is required for this tool.
- Choose Rectangle, Square, Circle or Triangle crop shapes.
- Drag the crop directly on the image and resize it from any corner.
- Use Free, Original, 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16 aspect presets.
- Circle and Triangle crops preserve the outside area as transparency with PNG or WebP output.
- Apply one crop across a batch or customize individual images before download.
How to use it
How to crop images online by shape or aspect ratio.
Choose Rectangle, Square, Circle or Triangle, drag the crop directly on the active image, resize it from a corner, and use a shared or per-image setup for the batch.
Add images and choose a crop shape
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP images, then start with Rectangle, Square, Circle or Triangle depending on the result you want.
Choose an aspect ratio when needed
Use Free for unrestricted framing, Original to preserve the source ratio, or select 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16 for a common layout.
Drag the crop and resize from a corner
Move the highlighted crop directly on the image, then pull any corner to resize it. Fine-tune X, Y, width and height percentages only when you need exact values.
Preview, batch crop and download
Review the live preview, apply the crop to similar compositions or customize individual images, then process locally. Circle and Triangle crops use PNG or WebP output so the outside area can remain transparent.
When to use it
Crop images into rectangles, squares, circles or triangles for common layouts.
Direct drag makes visual framing fast, while aspect presets and normalized coordinates help reuse the same crop across similar images in a batch.
Batch or individual
Use Apply to all when the same setup fits the batch. Switch to Edit individually when one image needs different settings without rebuilding the rest of the queue.
- Crop a photo into a circle for avatar-style graphics while keeping the outside area transparent.
- Create square 1:1 crops for cards, thumbnails, profile graphics or product images.
- Prepare 16:9 landscape or 9:16 vertical crops for web and social layouts.
- Use Rectangle or Triangle shapes for custom framing, then adjust exceptions individually when compositions differ.
FAQ
Crop Image FAQ
Practical answers about crop image, local processing, batch behavior and output limitations.
Can I crop an image into a circle?
Yes. Choose Circle, drag and resize the crop on the image, then process it. The outside area stays transparent, so the result uses PNG or WebP output rather than a format that would lose that transparency.
Can I crop by dragging directly on the image?
Yes. Drag inside the highlighted crop to move it and pull any corner to resize it. The live preview updates automatically while you adjust the framing.
Can I crop images to 1:1, 16:9 or 9:16?
Yes. The crop tool includes Free, Original, 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 and 9:16 aspect presets.
What happens with Circle or Triangle crops?
Pixels outside the selected Circle or Triangle are transparent. The workflow therefore uses PNG or WebP output for those shapes so the transparent area can be preserved.
Can I crop multiple images at once?
Yes. Use Apply to all when the images have similar composition, or switch to Edit individually when subject position or framing needs to differ between files.
Does cropping upload the image?
No image-processing API upload is required. Supported images are decoded, previewed, cropped and encoded locally in the browser.
Practical guides
Learn the workflow before you process a batch.
Use these focused guides for common sizing, compression, crop, blur or metadata questions, then return to the tool with the right settings in mind.
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Continue editing without uploading your source images.
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