Image Cropper

About This Tool

So, you’ve got an image—maybe a screenshot, a photo from your phone, or something you pulled off the web—and it’s just a little too big, or there’s some junk in the corner you don’t want. That’s where an image cropper comes in. It’s not rocket science. It’s basically a digital scissors for your pictures. You drag a box around the part you want to keep, hit crop, and boom—cleaner image, no extra fluff. I’ve used a bunch of these tools over the years. Some are overloaded with filters and effects you’ll never use. Others are buried under clunky menus. This one? It’s straightforward. No nonsense. Just pick, drag, crop. Works fast, doesn’t hog your RAM, and doesn’t ask for your email just to save a file.

Key Features

• Drag-and-drop simplicity – Drop your image in, and you’re ready to go. No upload forms, no waiting.
• Free-form or fixed aspect ratios – Want a square for Instagram? Pick 1:1. Need a banner? Try 16:9. Or just go wild and resize however you like.
• Zoom and pan – Sometimes the detail matters. Zoom in, reposition, get it just right before you crop.
• Undo and redo – Made a mistake? No sweat. Hit undo. Changed your mind again? Redo it. We’ve all been there.
• Export in common formats – Save as JPG, PNG, or even WebP. Choose quality, too—because sometimes file size actually matters.
• No sign-up required – Seriously. Just use it. No account, no tracking, no “premium features” pop-up after two crops.

FAQ

Q: Does this work on mobile?
A: Yeah, mostly. It’s built to play nice with touch screens. Pinch to zoom, drag the corners—works like you’d expect. Just don’t expect desktop-level precision on a tiny screen.

Q: Are my images stored anywhere?
A: Nope. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing gets sent to a server. Once you close the tab, it’s gone. Your privacy stays yours.