Crop an image by choosing output width, height and crop position.
Crop an image by choosing output width, height and crop position.
This tool is designed to process your data in your browser whenever possible. Files used by browser-based tools are not intentionally uploaded to this WordPress website.
Crop image online when you want to remove unwanted edges, focus on a subject or prepare an image for a specific visual area. Toolora’s image cropper uses the width, height and crop position you choose to create a new cropped copy.
The tool is especially useful before compression or resizing because removing unnecessary background can reduce the amount of image data you need to keep. Your original file remains unchanged on your device.
Cropping is different from resizing. Cropping removes pixels outside the selected area, while resizing scales the entire image to new dimensions. If a source photo has extra space around the subject, cropping first usually gives you better control of composition.
The current cropper uses preset positions such as center and corners rather than a freehand drag selection. Enter dimensions that fit within the source image, then choose the position that contains the area you want to keep.
Toolora is designed to perform this tool’s main processing in your browser whenever technically possible. Your selected files or entered data are not intentionally uploaded to this WordPress website for the tool operation. As with any website, normal hosting, analytics, advertising or third-party script requests may still occur according to the site owner’s configuration and privacy policy.
Cropping removes parts of the image, while resizing scales the whole image to different pixel dimensions.
Yes. The tool provides position choices so the crop can be taken from the center or supported edge/corner positions.
It often can because fewer pixels remain, but the exact file size also depends on output encoding and image content.
No. It creates a new downloadable result and does not modify the original file on your device.
Yes. The image operation is designed to run locally in the browser rather than intentionally uploading the image to this WordPress website for processing.