How to crop an image
- Add one or more images.
- Pick a shape and which part to keep, or automatic border removal.
- Click Crop and download your images.
Cropping to a shape is perfect for preparing a set of matching pictures: square or 4:5 Instagram posts, 9:16 Stories, 16:9 banners, or A4 pages. The tool cuts the largest possible area at the right ratio, without resizing or stretching the image.
You choose which part to keep: the middle, the top (or left) or the bottom (or right). For portraits, “the top” usually avoids cutting off heads; for landscapes, the middle works in most cases.
“Remove plain borders automatically” finds and cuts away white, black or single-color margins around scanned documents, signatures and screenshots. If the border isn't perfectly even — a grayish scan or a shadow — raise the tolerance.
The same setting applies to all your images, up to 50 at a time. Files are processed in memory and deleted after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I crop a picture into a circle or a square?
Upload the image, choose Square or Circle (or a ratio like 4:5 or 16:9), move the frame and download. The circle crop gives a PNG with a transparent outside.
Can I draw the exact area to crop?
The tool crops by shape and position (middle, top or bottom), which is fast for a batch of photos. For pixel-perfect framing, use an image editor.
Does cropping reduce quality?
No. The image isn't resized — only the edges are cut, and the part you keep stays at its original resolution.
How do I remove white margins from a scan?
Choose “Remove plain borders automatically”. If some margin is left, raise the tolerance to 20 or 30%.
Which shape should I use for Instagram?
Use “Square 1:1” or “Portrait 4:5” for posts, and “Tall 9:16” for Stories and Reels.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no sign-up, up to 50 images at once, on phone or computer.