Select an image
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP file from your device, or drag it into the cropper.
Crop JPG, PNG and WebP Images Online
Crop an image using a free selection or square, landscape, portrait and social-media ratios. Move and resize the crop area, enter exact source-pixel values, and save the result without uploading the image to a server.
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Real pixel cropping
JPG, PNG and WebP
Crop JPG · PNG · WebP
JPG, PNG and WebP image cropper
Choose one JPG, PNG or WebP image, or drag and drop it here
One image at a time · Maximum 20 MB · Static outputDrag inside the crop area to move it. Drag corners or edges to resize. On a keyboard, use arrow keys to move the crop area and hold Shift for larger steps.
Changing the ratio resets the crop area to the largest centered selection that fits.
JPG cannot preserve transparency. Transparent pixels become white.
PNG ignores this setting. A 100% JPG or WebP setting is not guaranteed to be lossless.
Select an image above to begin.
How to crop an image
Adjust the crop area
Choose a ratio and move or resize the crop box using pointer, keyboard or numeric controls.
Create the result
Select the output format and quality, crop the image and review the final dimensions and size.
Common crop ratios
- 1:1 square: profile images, product thumbnails and marketplace listings.
- 16:9 landscape: website banners, video thumbnails and presentation graphics.
- 4:5 portrait: vertical feed posts and product-focused social graphics.
- 9:16 story: stories, reels and other full-screen vertical layouts.
- 3:2 and 2:3: common horizontal and vertical photography proportions.
- Free crop: custom selections without a locked width-to-height ratio.
Frequently asked questions
No. Your image is opened and cropped locally in your browser. Humanify.pro does not upload or store it.
Yes. Choose Square 1:1, move or resize the crop area, and then create the cropped image.
Yes. PNG and WebP output preserve transparency. JPG does not support transparency, so transparent areas are placed on white.
Yes. Enter X, Y, crop width and crop height in source-image pixels. Fixed aspect ratios automatically keep width and height proportional.
Yes. Canvas creates a new file from decoded pixels, so EXIF, GPS and most other embedded metadata are not transferred.