What it does
This tool lets you crop an image: draw a selection box directly on the picture with your mouse (or finger on touch devices), adjust it, and export only that region as a new image. Everything runs locally in your browser — no image is ever uploaded.
Try it
How it works
- After choosing an image, click and drag anywhere on the picture to draw a rectangular selection.
- The selection is shown as a dashed overlay; drawing a new one replaces the previous selection.
- Clicking Crop selection maps the selection's on-screen coordinates back to the image's real (natural) resolution, draws just that region onto a
<canvas>, and exports it withcanvas.toBlob()in your chosen format. - The cropped result can then be downloaded.
Notes
- The selection box is drawn relative to the displayed image size, then scaled up to the image's real resolution — so the crop stays pixel-accurate even if the image is shown smaller than its actual dimensions.
- PNG keeps transparency; JPEG fills transparent/cropped-out areas with white.
- Nothing is uploaded: cropping happens entirely on your device.