Keep only the part of the photo you need. Match a social preset by ratio, or type exact pixel dimensions the way an ID photo requires.
How to use it
- Drag an image in, or press “Select image”.
- Pick a ratio preset (1:1, 4:5, 16:9 …) or leave it on “Free”.
- Drag the corners to set the area, and type exact width and height in pixels if you need to.
- Press “Crop”, compare the result against the original, and download it.
Does cropping reduce quality?
No. Cropping discards pixels; it does not redraw them, so the pixels you keep are exactly the originals. Saving back to JPG does re-encode and loses a little, so download PNG when you need it lossless.
How do I match an ID photo specification?
Typing width and height in pixels is the accurate way. Korean passport applications use 413×531 px, US visa and DV photos 600×600 px, and India's Aadhaar 413×531 px. Specifications change without notice, so check the issuing office's own page right before you submit.
Can I change the size while keeping the ratio?
Yes. With a ratio preset selected, dragging any corner keeps that ratio. To change the ratio itself, switch to “Free” first.
Can I crop several images at once?
Cropping is one image at a time, because the part worth keeping differs in every photo. If you need many images at the same size, use Resize instead.
Is a watermark added?
No. There is no watermark and no account. What you download is exactly what you saw.