Upload an image, drag to select the area you want, and download just that cropped portion.
Cropping is one of the most basic but frequently needed image edits — removing distracting background from a photo, cutting a screenshot down to just the relevant part, or reshaping an image to a specific aspect ratio required by a platform, like a square profile photo or a 16:9 cover image. Doing this without a proper tool usually meant opening a full desktop image editor for what should be a thirty-second task.
This tool lets you draw a selection box directly on your uploaded image using your mouse or touch, giving you a live visual preview of exactly what will be kept. Optional aspect ratio presets — square (1:1), standard (4:3), and widescreen (16:9) — constrain your selection to those exact proportions, which is useful when a platform or template requires a specific ratio rather than an arbitrary crop.
It's used for preparing profile photos and avatars to a required square ratio, trimming a screenshot down to the relevant portion before sharing it, and reshaping photos to fit a specific placement, like a website banner or presentation slide. Because the crop selection and export both happen using canvas directly in your browser, your image is never uploaded to a server.