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Crop image Online
Crop an image precisely without uploading it.
Crop an image precisely without uploading it. Work on the preview first; use numeric controls only when you need exact placement or sizing.
Use the original file if you may need the removed area later.
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Crop image is a narrow tool on purpose
Crop an image precisely without uploading it.
Crop the composition, not just the pixels
Cropping permanently removes the area outside the selected rectangle in the exported copy. Check faces, text near edges and the intended aspect ratio before committing.
Keep enough space around important subjects.
When Crop image isn’t the right endpoint
Use Resize Images if the whole frame must remain visible. Resizing scales; cropping removes.
Example and result checks
A portrait taken for a profile image may need a square crop while a website banner needs a wide rectangle. Set the crop around the face or central subject, leaving room for platform overlays and different screen sizes. Cropping changes which pixels are retained; it cannot create detail missing from the original.
Compare the exported image with the source at full size. Text near the edge, a shadow or a second person can disappear unintentionally. If an image looks blurry afterwards, check whether it was enlarged as part of your workflow; use resizing when the entire original frame must remain visible.
FAQ
What does Crop image actually do?
Crop an image precisely without uploading it.
What limitation matters most?
Cropping permanently removes the area outside the selected rectangle in the exported copy. Check faces, text near edges and the intended aspect ratio before committing. Keep enough space around important subjects.
Related tools
After Crop image, change something else only if the exported image still has a separate size, crop, format or metadata problem. The image-format guide has broader context if you need it.