Crop Image

Preset ratios include 1:1 (square, Instagram), 16:9 (widescreen), 4:3 (standard), 3:2 (photo), and 9:16 (stories/reels). You can also crop freely.

No - cropping happens entirely in your browser using Canvas API. Your images stay on your device.

Instagram: 1:1 (square feed posts), 4:5 (portrait feed posts), 9:16 (stories/reels). Facebook: 16:9 (landscape posts), 1.91:1 (link previews). Twitter/X: 16:9 (in-stream photos). YouTube thumbnails: 16:9 (1280x720). LinkedIn: 1.91:1 (link posts), 1:1 (profile).

Cropping removes parts of the image by cutting away edges or sections — it changes the composition and what is visible. Resizing changes the dimensions of the entire image by scaling it up or down — everything stays visible but gets larger or smaller. Cropping changes what you see; resizing changes how big it is.

Standard image cropping is rectangular. For circular or oval crops, you would need to use a transparency-supporting format like PNG and apply a mask to the edges. This tool provides rectangular cropping with preset and custom aspect ratios.