Crop images
Keep the part that matters.
Start with an image
Keep what matters. Frame it well.
Give your images a consistent frame. Choose an aspect ratio for a centered crop, or select each image and draw its own crop area. Fine-tune the crop using the position and size percentage fields before processing.
Three simple steps
- 01
Select up to 20 images.
- 02
Choose an aspect ratio, then draw or adjust the crop for individual images if needed.
- 03
Review each crop, process the batch and download.
Good to know
- Images without a custom selection use a centered crop; subjects near the edges may be removed.
- Cropping permanently removes pixels from the exported result. Your source files are not changed.
- The crop result depends on each image’s original dimensions and its selected area.
- Use static JPG, PNG or WebP images. Animated formats are not supported. Maximum 20 images and 200 MiB per batch; 20 MiB, 24 megapixels and 16,384 pixels on either edge per image.
A few useful answers
Does cropping stretch the image?
No. Cropping removes image areas to produce the chosen aspect ratio. Use Resize if you want to scale the whole image.
Will every image use the same crop area?
The aspect-ratio preset applies a centered crop to each image. You can select an individual image and draw or adjust a custom crop for that image. Review the previews before exporting.
Can I get the original back?
Your original file on your device is untouched. Keep that source file if you may need another crop later.