The editor keeps everything in one central block on the page so you can focus on the actual image. You only need a few steps to crop a picture and save the result.
Most situations do not require heavy image software. A focused online image crop tool is often enough when you only need to hide private details, cut away empty space or keep a specific part of a screenshot.
Yes. You can open the page, upload a supported image and download the cropped version without creating an account. Fair usage limits may apply in the future to keep performance stable for everyone.
You can upload common raster images such as JPG, PNG, AVIF, TIFF and WebP. For the download, you can choose between PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF and TIFF depending on whether you prefer transparency support, smaller size, modern web formats or print/archiving formats.
Cropping simply cuts away the parts of the image you do not want. A small amount of recompression can happen when exporting to JPG, WebP, PNG, AVIF or TIFF, which is normal for these formats. If you want to preserve sharp edges and transparency, PNG is often the safest option.
No. Cropping changes the visible area of the picture by cutting away parts you do not need. Resizing changes the dimensions (width and height) while keeping the whole image. This page focuses on cropping; a dedicated resizer can be used separately.
PNG, JPG and WebP crops are handled directly in your browser using the canvas API. AVIF and TIFF exports use a small server-side conversion step based on the same engine as our image converter and resizer tools.