Result will appear here.
Crop an image to a pixel rectangle or from the center — with bounds checking and a region readout, entirely in your browser.
Crop X and Y are the top-left corner in source pixels; crop width and height are the size of the cut. Or tick center crop to skip X and Y.
An origin outside the image is rejected; a rectangle that runs past the edge is clamped inside and the change is noted in the result panel.
Keep the input format or convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. JPG cannot store transparency and is filled with the background color.
A draggable crop box with aspect-ratio presets and zoom is on the roadmap; numeric and center cropping are available now.
Crop Image cuts a rectangular region out of an image using pixel coordinates measured from the top-left corner, or from the center when you prefer. Everything happens in your browser.
The crop is validated against the image: if the rectangle starts outside the image you get a clear error, and if it extends past the edge it is clamped to stay inside instead of producing a blank or stretched result. The result panel reports the exact region used.
Output can keep the same format as the input or convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. A draggable visual crop box with aspect presets and zoom is a planned enhancement; today the numeric rectangle and the center-crop option give exact, validated control.
Crop Image rejects an origin outside the image and clamps an oversized rectangle, so you never get a blank or false-success result.
Crop a centered rectangle of a given size without working out the X and Y coordinates.
The result panel shows the exact crop region and the final dimensions.
Your image is cropped in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
Trim borders or unwanted edges off a screenshot or photo by entering a smaller rectangle.
Crop an exact pixel region when you already know the coordinates.
Take a centered square or rectangle out of an image for a thumbnail.
Crop an image from a phone, tablet, or computer browser with the file staying local.
No. The crop is performed in your browser with the HTML canvas, and your image is never uploaded to imgtoolsbase or any server.
Not yet — a draggable crop box with handles, aspect presets, and zoom is a planned enhancement. Today you crop with a validated numeric rectangle or the center-crop option, and the preview shows the result.
It is clamped to stay inside the image, and the result panel notes the smaller region that was actually used. An origin outside the image is rejected with a clear message.
Set the crop width and height to the size you want, tick “crop from the center”, and the X and Y are computed automatically.
Crop Image can keep the same format as the input or convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. JPG fills any transparency with the background color you choose.
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