Crop Image Online
Drag a box over your photo to crop it. Lock the shape to a square, 16:9, or passport proportions, and download the result at full resolution.
Cropping is done at the original resolution, not at the preview size, so no detail is lost. The image is processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded.
How to use
- 1Choose or drop the photo you want to crop.
- 2Pick an aspect ratio, or leave it freeform.
- 3Drag inside the box to move it, or drag a corner to resize.
- 4Click Crop Image and download the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does cropping reduce the image quality?
No. The crop is applied to the original full-resolution image, not to the smaller preview you see on screen, so the pixels you keep are untouched.
What aspect ratio do I need for a passport photo?
35:45, matching the standard 35 × 45 mm size used for Indian passports and most visa applications. Select that preset, then use the image resizer if the form also demands a specific pixel size or file size.
What are the faint lines inside the box?
Rule-of-thirds guides. Placing your subject where the lines meet usually produces a more balanced composition than centring it.
Can I crop on a phone?
Yes. The crop box responds to touch, so you can drag it and resize from the corners exactly as you would with a mouse.
Does cropping remove EXIF data such as location?
The cropped image is re-encoded from the pixels alone, so the original EXIF block — including any GPS coordinates — is not carried over. That is a useful side effect before sharing a photo.
Can I crop to an exact pixel size?
Yes. Set the crop box by dragging, then adjust the width and height fields for an exact result, which is what most upload forms specify.