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Free Image Cropper

Crop local images in the browser for product stills, screenshots, social posts, and Pixal3D source assets.

Browser-only, private

Crop local images before upload, publishing, or client review.

About this tool: Free Image Cropper

Crop local images in the browser for product stills, screenshots, social posts, and source assets. No upload required — everything runs locally in your browser for privacy and speed.

Common use cases

  • Start with the full image, then tighten the crop box by pixel values.
  • Use PNG for sharp UI screenshots and WEBP for lighter web handoff.

Cropping an image precisely

Cropping is how you remove everything that is not the subject, and how you make one image fit several aspect ratios without squashing it. Do it from the largest source so the crop still has enough pixels to be sharp.

Cropping well

  1. 1

    Lock the aspect ratio first

    Decide the destination ratio before you drag, or you will re-crop the image several times.

  2. 2

    Crop from the original, not the export

    Cropping a cropped file stacks interpolation on interpolation and softens the result.

  3. 3

    Check the result at display size

    A crop that looks generous while zoomed out can leave too few pixels for the space it will fill.

Image cropping questions

Does cropping reduce quality?
It removes pixels by definition, but it does not resample them. Quality drops only if you then enlarge what is left.
How do I crop the same image for several formats?
Crop each ratio from the original rather than from the previous crop, so the loss never stacks.
Is cropping done locally?
Yes. Cropping happens in your browser, so the image is never uploaded anywhere.
Free Image Cropper
Crop local images in the browser for product stills, screenshots, social posts, and Pixal3D source assets.

Drop a file or click to browse

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Waiting for a file

Add a file to start.

Original

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Output

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Saved

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Private browser processing. No uploads.

Output

Waiting for a file

Quick tips

  • Start with the full image, then tighten the crop box by pixel values.
  • Use PNG for sharp UI screenshots and WEBP for lighter web handoff.

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