Free online image cropper. Just drag and drop your image here and you'll be able to quickly crop the area that you need. You can adjust the cropping area in the options or interactively with your mouse in the preview area. You can also choose between rectangular and circular cropping shapes. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
Free online image cropper. Just drag and drop your image here and you'll be able to quickly crop the area that you need. You can adjust the cropping area in the options or interactively with your mouse in the preview area. You can also choose between rectangular and circular cropping shapes. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
This tool cuts out a rectangular or circular shape from any image. To set the dimensions of the cropped shape, you can enter the position and size of the shape in the options. Alternatively, you can crop manually by using the interactive cropping tool that appears over the image in the preview area. If you're using the interactive cropping tool, you can resize the cropping area by clicking on the markers located on the edges of the area and dragging them to extend or reduce the cropping area's size. To move the cropping area, click on its center and drag it with your mouse. To set the position and size of the cropping area via options, you need to adjust four separate parameters: y-point (distance of the crop area from the top of the image), x-point (distance of the crop area from the left side of the image), width (width of the crop area in pixels), and height (height of the crop area in pixels). Each of these fields can also be left empty. In this case, the program will stretch the crop area to the edge of the image. For example, if the width is left empty, it will stretch the crop area to the right side of the image, or if the y-point is left empty, it will stretch the crop area to the top of the image. The program supports two cropping shapes – a rectangular shape and a circular shape. You can switch between these two shapes in the options. If you want to crop an image multiple times, you can use the recrop feature. If you enable this feature, then after cropping, the original image will become the cropped one. This way, you can be less careful with what you crop as after each crop, you can adjust the selection more precisely. Once you have the image cropped to the exact shape and size, you can save it in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format. Image-abulous!
This tool cuts out a rectangular or circular shape from any image. To set the dimensions of the cropped shape, you can enter the position and size of the shape in the options. Alternatively, you can crop manually by using the interactive cropping tool that appears over the image in the preview area. If you're using the interactive cropping tool, you can resize the cropping area by clicking on the markers located on the edges of the area and dragging them to extend or reduce the cropping area's size. To move the cropping area, click on its center and drag it with your mouse. To set the position and size of the cropping area via options, you need to adjust four separate parameters: y-point (distance of the crop area from the top of the image), x-point (distance of the crop area from the left side of the image), width (width of the crop area in pixels), and height (height of the crop area in pixels). Each of these fields can also be left empty. In this case, the program will stretch the crop area to the edge of the image. For example, if the width is left empty, it will stretch the crop area to the right side of the image, or if the y-point is left empty, it will stretch the crop area to the top of the image. The program supports two cropping shapes – a rectangular shape and a circular shape. You can switch between these two shapes in the options. If you want to crop an image multiple times, you can use the recrop feature. If you enable this feature, then after cropping, the original image will become the cropped one. This way, you can be less careful with what you crop as after each crop, you can adjust the selection more precisely. Once you have the image cropped to the exact shape and size, you can save it in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format. Image-abulous!
This example crops a portion of the Browserling comic. The crop area is rectangular and it's defined by four parameters: top position (167 pixels), left position (150 pixels), width (147 pixels), and height (94 pixels).
This example crops a sleeping cat from an image. The crop area extends from the very top to the very bottom of the image, taking the form of a thin strip. To quickly select the top and bottom edges of the image, the tool simply sets the crop height and y position parameters to empty values. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we switch to the circular crop mode and extract a crimson-color flower from the given image. To achieve a perfectly round crop shape, we set the width and height of the area to 420 pixels. To adjust the position, we use the interactive overlay in the preview area and carefully encompass all flower petals within the circle. (Source: Pexels.)
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