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Crop Image

Crop any image to exact pixel coordinates. Set X, Y, width, and height manually, or choose from quick presets like square center crop.

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Click or drag an image here

Drag on the image to select your crop area

Your files are never uploaded. All processing happens in your browser.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Upload your image

    Click to upload or drag and drop any image.

  2. 2

    Drag to crop

    Click and drag on the preview canvas to draw your crop area.

  3. 3

    Use presets

    Optionally choose a quick preset: Square, Top half, Left half, etc.

  4. 4

    Download

    Click Crop & Download to save the cropped image.

How It Works

This tool crops any image to exact pixel coordinates, with manual X/Y/width/height control or a quick center-square preset — processed entirely in your browser.

Manual coordinates vs. presets

Manual mode lets you specify the exact top-left corner (X, Y) and the crop area's width and height in pixels — precise but requires knowing or estimating the coordinates. The Square (center) preset automatically calculates the largest possible centered square crop for you, useful for quickly preparing a profile photo or square social media image.

Examples

Creating a square profile photo

Using the Square (center) preset on a rectangular photo automatically crops it to a centered square, ready for a profile picture upload that requires a 1:1 aspect ratio.

Cropping to a specific region

Cropping a screenshot to just the relevant portion by entering exact X/Y/width/height coordinates, removing everything outside the area of interest.

Common Use Cases

  • Preparing a square profile photo for social media or messaging apps
  • Removing unwanted borders, backgrounds, or irrelevant regions from a photo or screenshot
  • Extracting a specific region of an image for a focused close-up

Tips

  • For quick square crops (profile photos, thumbnails), the center-square preset saves manually calculating coordinates — use manual mode only when you need a specific off-center region or non-square crop.
  • Crop before resizing rather than after — cropping first ensures you're working with exact pixel coordinates on the original resolution image, avoiding any confusion from coordinates shifting after a resize.

Frequently Asked Questions

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