Crop a Photo Online — Square, Portrait, Widescreen
Your file stays on your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
What this tool does
Cropping is the fastest way to improve a photo. Cutting away the empty corners of a room, straightening a document you photographed, or trimming a group picture down to one face all take a few seconds. The crop keeps the full quality of the original — the saved file is cut from the real pixels, not from the small preview on screen.
How to use it
- Choose your photo.
- Pick a shape: original, square, portrait, or widescreen.
- Drag the picture to move it, and pinch or use the slider to zoom.
- Tap Crop, then Download.
Tips that actually help
- Square works for profile pictures nearly everywhere. Portrait 4:5 fills the most screen space on Instagram.
- Widescreen 16:9 is the shape for YouTube thumbnails.
- Leave a little space above a head — a face against the top edge looks cramped.
- Zooming in crops from fewer pixels, so do not zoom further than you need.
Keep the original
Save a copy before you crop:
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Questions people ask
Does cropping reduce the quality?No. The saved image is cut from the original at full resolution.
Can I crop to an exact pixel size?Crop to the shape you need here, then set the exact numbers in the Image Resizer.
Can I crop into a circle?Yes — use the Circle Crop tool, which saves a PNG with a transparent background.
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