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Keeps the pixels inside your selection untouched and discards the rest — no re-encoding, no quality loss.

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What is Online Image Cropper?

Image Cropper is a free online tool for cropping images in any size and portion. You can select any part of the image, crop it and download the desired part of the image easily.

If you have an image that have some parts you want to throw away, Online Image Cropper is the most easy-to-use and solution for you. Here, there is an image how you select the desired part of an image. For example, you have a photo consisting of many people and you want only some of them in the photo and cut others out, you can crop the photo just like below.

How Image Cropper Works
How Image Cropper Works

How to use Online Image Cropper?

You can create your own barcode by following these steps.

  1. Upload the image you want to crop by dropping it into the upload zone or by picking from your computer.
  2. Select the desired area in the image you want to crop by moving the blue guidelines.
  3. Click the button "Crop" for cropping the selected area.
  4. You can crop an image multiple times until you get the desired result.
  5. You can also rotate the image before cropping by using the "Rotate" button.
  6. If you want to reset all crop operations and want to start from point 0, use "Reset" button.
  7. Use "Download" button to download the cropped image.

Frequently asked questions

Does cropping reduce the quality?

No. Cropping keeps the pixels inside the selection exactly as they were — it throws away what falls outside, nothing more. Quality only drops if you afterwards scale the crop up beyond its real size.

Can I crop to an exact pixel size?

Yes. Drag a rough selection first and then fine-tune the dimensions, which is the quickest way to hit a size a platform demands.

What image formats can I open?

The usual web formats — JPG, PNG, WEBP and GIF among them. The crop is saved back in a format you can use anywhere.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. The image is read and cropped by your browser, so it never leaves your device. That matters more than it sounds for photos of documents and screenshots.

What if I also need it smaller?

Cropping changes what is in the frame, not the file size. To change the dimensions themselves, use the Image Resizer after cropping.