Crop Image free-form or exact size
Drag to crop freely, snap to a ratio like 1:1 or 16:9, or jump straight to a passport, ID, stamp or social media size — right in your browser.
Crop images your way — no guesswork, no limits
Add your photos, crop each one freely or to a fixed size like a passport photo, and download instantly. 100% free, no sign-up, and every file stays private in your browser.
Crop freely, snap to a common ratio, or jump to a passport, ID, stamp or social media preset. No sign-up, no watermark, no file limits — everything runs locally in your browser.
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Why crop here instead
Free-form or exact size
Drag freely with no constraint, snap to a common ratio, or pick a fixed pixel size built for passports, ID cards and more.
Crop again any time
Reset an image back to the original and crop it again as many times as you like — nothing is destructive.
Nothing uploaded
Cropping runs in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photos never touch our servers.
Batch upload, crop one at a time
Add a whole folder of photos, then step through cropping each one individually before downloading them all together.
Built-in crop sizes
Beyond free-form cropping, jump straight to a size that's already the right shape — and the right pixel dimensions where it matters.
Passport & ID photos
2×2 in for US passports and visas, and 35×45 mm for the UK, EU, India and most other countries — both crop and resize to the exact pixel size at print resolution.
Stamp size & ticket / badge
A 20×25 mm stamp-size photo for forms that ask for one alongside a full passport photo, plus a 3:4 ratio suited to tickets and ID badges.
Social media sizes
1:1 square posts, 4:5 portrait posts, 9:16 stories and reels, and an 820×312 px Facebook cover photo.
Standard photo & screen ratios
4:3 and 3:2 for classic photo prints, 16:9 for widescreen and video thumbnails, and A4's 1:1.414 for documents.
Questions about cropping images
Yes. The crop editor includes a 2×2 in US passport/visa preset and a 35×45 mm preset used by the UK, EU, India and most other countries. Both crop AND resize the photo to the exact pixel dimensions needed, at print resolution.
Stamp size (20×25 mm) is a small ID photo size commonly requested on forms and applications across India and parts of Asia, in addition to a full passport photo.
No. You choose the area to keep first, and only that selected area is scaled to the target pixel size — the rest of the photo is discarded, not squeezed. Nothing is distorted since your selection is already locked to the correct ratio before it's resized.
Yes. "Free crop" is the default — drag any edge or corner without any ratio constraint. Switch to a ratio or fixed-size preset any time.
Yes. Add as many photos as you like, crop each one individually with its own selection, and download them all together as a zip when you're done.
Yes. Reset brings an image back to the version you originally uploaded, and you can crop it again as many times as you like.
No. Cropping runs in your browser using the Canvas API. Your photos never leave your device.