Crop your image. Keep your story.

Keep the part that matters

Use a square crop for an avatar, a 4:5 crop for a portrait post, or 16:9 for a cover image. Zoom changes how much of the original is visible. Position sliders move the crop across the available image area; a slider has no effect when that axis already fills the crop.

Questions before you export

Is this free? Do I need an account?

These cropping and stitching tools run in your browser without sign-in, credits or a watermark. The separate AI studio uses your account and credits.

Are my photos uploaded?

Choosing, arranging, cropping and downloading photos here does not upload them. If you choose AI editing, your image is prepared in the studio and is uploaded when you submit a generation.

What size is the result?

The crop keeps its selected ratio and is capped at 2048 pixels on its longest side. Smaller crops are not enlarged. Zooming further in reduces the number of original pixels available. Check the exact dimensions above the download button.

Which format should I choose?

PNG preserves the rendered pixels without JPEG compression. JPG usually produces a smaller file but adds compression; transparent areas become white. Cropped PNGs retain transparency. Downloads are flat images, without editable layers or copied EXIF metadata.

Does cropping improve image quality?

Cropping changes framing, not detail or sharpness. Check the downloaded image at its final display size before publishing.

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