Add one image
Choose a static JPG, PNG, or WebP file. Phone photo orientation is applied before editing.
Precise framing, full-resolution results
Image Cropper
Crop, rotate, and flip JPG, PNG, and WebP images with precise aspect ratios and local processing.
Processed locallyNo account
JPG, PNG, and WebP
Frame your image precisely
Move and resize the crop area, choose a ratio, then export from the original image pixels.
Local processing: your images are not uploaded to Pixlery.
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How to use this tool
Set the frame
Move or resize the crop area, select a ratio, and rotate or flip when needed.
Export the crop
Choose a format and quality, then download a result generated from the original pixels.
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Built for predictable results
Predictable coordinates
The visible crop frame and exported pixels use the same source-image coordinate model.
Accessible precision
Use drag handles, number fields, or keyboard movement for exact edges.
Safe local editing
The selected image and crop coordinates stay in this browser session.
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Frequently asked questions
Does cropping reduce quality?
Cropping removes pixels outside the selected area but does not invent or stretch detail. Choosing JPG or WebP can also apply lossy encoding.
What is the difference between crop and resize?
Cropping changes composition by removing an area. Resizing keeps the full composition and changes pixel dimensions.
Can I crop several images at once?
No. Each image needs an intentional composition, so this tool focuses on one image at a time.
Are transparent images supported?
Yes. PNG and WebP transparency is preserved unless you export as JPG.
Need a round profile picture instead?
Use the round profile picture tool. It exports a transparent circle. This cropper exports a rectangle.
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Related articles
GuideInstagram image sizes and ratios
Instagram currently keeps photos between 1.91:1 and 3:4 when the width is within its supported range. Prepare each placement separately instead of relying on the upload crop.
GuideHow to rotate an image without cropping the cornersA 90° turn is simple: width and height swap. At any other angle, keeping every corner requires a larger canvas or a smaller image.