Crop image
Cut out any part of an image by setting position and size.
Your files never leave your device. All processing happens inside your browser.
About the Crop image
Sometimes only part of a photo is needed — removing an unwanted border, focusing on a face in a group photo, or isolating a product from a cluttered background. Abzario's image crop tool takes precise left and top offsets along with the width and height you want, and cuts out exactly that part of the picture. Before cropping, the tool displays the image's original size so you can enter accurate values. The whole crop operation runs on the browser's canvas and your file is never uploaded; the final output is always saved as PNG to preserve edge quality. This tool is especially useful for designers, photo editors, and anyone who needs a square image for a profile picture or favicon. To resize or rotate the image after cropping, you can also use the image resize and image rotate tools.
How to use it
- 1Select the image.
- 2Enter the distance from the left and top.
- 3Set the crop width and height and download.
Why use this tool?
- Precisely set the crop coordinates and dimensions using pixel values.
- Displays the image's original size before cropping for easier calculation.
- Fully processed in the browser with no file uploaded to a server.
- High-quality PNG output that keeps image edges crisp.
- Great for creating a square image for a profile picture or favicon.
- Instant download of the result with no sign-up required.
Worked examples
Cropping a square from a corner
To crop an 800×800 pixel square from the top-left corner, set X and Y to zero and both width and height to 800.
Removing an unwanted border
Trim a few pixels off each side to remove the white margin around a scanned document.
Focusing on part of a group photo
Set precise offsets from the left and top to isolate just one person's face from a group photo.
Preparing a product photo
Cut out just the product from a busy background to make it suitable for an online store.
Frequently asked questions
Is my file uploaded to a server?
Your files never leave your device; all processing happens inside the browser.
What happens if the dimensions are larger than the image?
The area outside the image remains empty; it's better to keep the dimensions smaller than the displayed original size.
How do I know what width and height to enter for cropping?
Once you upload the image, its original size is displayed, which you can use to calculate the exact coordinates and dimensions you need.
What happens if the crop size is larger than the image?
The tool automatically clamps the values to the image's size so the output is never empty or invalid.
Can I edit the photo again after cropping?
Yes, simply re-upload the output file to this tool or any other Abzario image tool.
What format is the cropped output saved in?
The output is always saved as PNG so that fine edges or transparency are preserved.