🖼️ Image Tools
Crop a full-resolution JPEG, PNG, or WebP with pointer, keyboard, coordinate, and aspect-ratio controls.
Choose an image, select a free or fixed crop ratio, and adjust the area by dragging, using arrow keys, or entering exact preview coordinates. The exported crop comes from the original full-resolution source.
Select and export a rectangular portion of an image without uploading it. Use free selection or 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 presets, then adjust the preview crop by pointer, keyboard, or exact coordinate fields.
The selected image is decoded and processed in the browser. Keep the original until the downloaded output has been opened and checked on the target device.
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Scenario: A 1600 × 900 photo needs a centered square social thumbnail.
Result: A centered 900 × 900 region can be exported before any optional resize.
The largest square that fits uses the full 900-pixel height and removes 350 pixels from each side of the width.
The selected crop rectangle is mapped from displayed preview pixels back to source-image coordinates. Pointer dragging, arrow-key movement, numeric coordinates, and aspect presets all update the same bounded rectangle before the browser draws and encodes the source region.
No. The preview is scaled for interaction, but the crop coordinates are mapped back to the original image before export.
Yes. Focus the preview and use arrow keys to move the selection or Shift plus an arrow to resize it. The coordinate fields provide another keyboard-accessible option.
Often, because fewer pixels remain, but the final size also depends on format, quality, metadata, and image complexity.