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Crop Image
Cropping removes part of an image rather than shrinking the whole thing — useful when you need to cut out unwanted background, focus on a specific subject, or match a required shape rather than just a smaller file.
Crop Ratio Presets
- Free crop — no fixed ratio, drag to select any area
- 1:1 — a perfect square, the standard for most social media profile photos
- 4:3 — a traditional photo and screen ratio
- 3:2 — the standard ratio for most DSLR and phone camera photos
- 16:9 — widescreen, common for video thumbnails and website banners
- 9:16 — vertical, built for stories and short-form video formats
How to Crop an Image
- Upload your photo.
- Choose a ratio preset, or select free crop for full control over the selection.
- Drag to position the crop area.
- Download.
Cropping is often the first step before resizing to exact dimensions — matching the ratio first with a crop means resizing afterward won’t need to stretch anything to fit. See Resize Image for the next step, or Reduce Image Size if you also need to hit a specific file size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does cropping reduce file size?
Often, since you’re removing part of the image data — but it’s a side effect, not the primary purpose. For a guaranteed exact file size, use the KB or MB target tools.
Can I crop and resize in the same step?
Yes — crop to the ratio you need, then set exact dimensions afterward.
Related tools: Compress Image · Resize Image · Reduce Image Size · Reduce Image Size Bulk