📋 How to Use
- Upload a PNG, JPG, or WEBP file.
- Drag on the image to set the crop area; drag handles to resize.
- Click Crop, then Download to save. Your original file on disk is not modified.
Processing happens only in your browser.
Image Crop
Select any area of your image by dragging, then crop it instantly. Nothing gets uploaded — it all runs right in your browser.
Use NowImage Crop
Select any area of your image by dragging, then crop it instantly. Nothing gets uploaded — it all runs right in your browser.
- Upload Image: Drag image or click to select
- Crop: Drag to select crop area
- Download: Your files stay on your device. Nothing gets uploaded — conversion runs entirely in this browser window.
Your files stay on your device. Nothing gets uploaded — conversion runs entirely in this browser window.
💡 Example
👤 Profile photo — square crop
Most social media platforms (Instagram, KakaoTalk, LinkedIn) display profile photos as circles or squares. Upload a portrait photo and drag a roughly equal width/height selection to crop it to a square before uploading.
✂️ Removing unwanted elements from screenshots
When sharing a screenshot, you often want to hide the browser address bar, taskbar, or surrounding UI. Crop the screenshot to show only the relevant content — no need to install image editing software.
🖼️ Thumbnail and banner sizing
Blog thumbnails and YouTube channel art require specific proportions. Use the crop tool to isolate the key part of your image before resizing it to the platform's recommended dimensions.
✨ When cropping helps
Use it to center a subject, drop UI chrome from screenshots, or match an informal aspect ratio. There is no preset ratio button—eyeball the box or combine with another editor for exact sizes.
Very large images may be slow or hit memory limits; consider resizing first with Image Resize.
Highlights
- Free-form crop for PNG, JPG, WEBP.
- No aspect-ratio lock—drag to approximate square, 16:9, etc.
- No server upload—processing is local to your browser.
Product shots, social squares, screenshot cleanup, and document snippets.
Good use cases
- Keep only the middle of a photo
- Remove extra UI from a screenshot
- Tighten margins before upload
- Keep the original file and export a cropped copy
Compared with other options
OS photo apps also crop, but this works when you only have a browser. Files are not sent to our servers.
For print-ready mm crops, verify with desktop software.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
- Q. Is it really free?
- Yes. This crop tool is offered at no charge.
- Q. Do I need to sign up?
- No. Use it directly on this page.
- Q. Are images uploaded to a server?
- No. Cropping runs only in your browser; files are not sent to Webooro servers.
- Q. Can I lock the aspect ratio?
- Currently only free-form cropping is supported. Manually adjust the selection for a specific ratio like square.
- Q. What image formats are supported?
- PNG, JPG, and WEBP can be uploaded. The cropped result downloads in the original format.
- Q. Does the file format change after cropping?
- No. The cropped image is saved in the same format as the original (PNG, JPG, or WEBP). To change format, use the Image Converter tool.
- Q. Is the original file modified?
- No. Cropping happens in the browser and downloads as a new file. Your original file remains untouched on your device.
- Q. Is there a minimum crop size?
- Very small selections (under 10×10 px) are unlikely to be useful. For the best result, select a meaningful region of the image.
✂️ Upload, adjust the box, crop, and download. See the FAQ for aspect ratios.
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