Crop an image to a precise pixel region
Crop an image by dragging the selection or entering its x, y, width and height in pixels, then download the cropped image. Free to use, with no sign-up required.
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01 How it works
- Choose an image.
- Drag the corners of the selection, or type its position and size in pixels.
- Download the cropped image.
02 Good to know
Coordinates start at the top-left corner and the crop stays inside the source image. JPG and WebP stay in their format; other images are saved as PNG unless you pick a format under More options.
03Choose the crop area
Drag the selection handles for a visual crop, or enter pixel coordinates for a specific region. Coordinates start at the image's top-left corner, and the crop stays within the source bounds.
Cropping discards pixels outside the selected rectangle. It does not set a print size or automatically choose a social-media aspect ratio.
04Keep or choose an output format
JPG and WebP remain in their format. Other inputs are saved as PNG unless you choose a format under More options. Re-encoding may affect metadata and color-profile appearance.
05 Questions
What do the crop coordinates mean?
X and Y mark the selection's top-left pixel. Width and height set the crop size in pixels.
Can the crop extend outside the image?
No. The selected region stays inside the source image.
What format is the crop saved as?
JPG and WebP stay in their format. Other images default to PNG unless you choose another format under More options.