Image Cropper

Crop any image and shape it as a rectangle, circle, oval, rounded square, or pill. Add styled text, blur faces, apply filters, and export as PNG or JPG. Everything runs in your browser.

Drag & Drop an image here

Your file is processed locally. Nothing is uploaded.

About the Image Cropper

The Image Cropper takes any image your browser can read and gives you full control over the final result. Drag the crop frame to choose what stays, snap to a common aspect ratio, then pick the output shape: a clean rectangle, a rounded square, a perfect circle, an oval, or a pill. You can rotate, flip, color-grade, add a styled caption, and blur out anything that should not be in the final picture.

Most online image editors run your photos through a server. This one does not. Your image never leaves the browser, the cropping and rendering happen on your own GPU and CPU, and the result downloads straight to your device — on phones, Save to Photos puts the crop directly into your camera roll through the share sheet.

What you can control

Common uses

Tips

Everything works without an account, without a watermark, and without the privacy compromise of uploading personal photos to a server you do not control.

Common questions

How do I crop a photo into a circle?

Choose the circle shape, position and size it over the subject, and download a PNG with true transparency outside the circle: profile-picture ready for anywhere.

How do I crop an image to a specific aspect ratio like 16:9 or 1:1?

Snap the crop to a preset ratio and it stays locked while you position it, so the result fits the platform (square posts, widescreen covers, story verticals) without math.

Can I blur faces or license plates in a photo?

Yes. Mark any region and blur it before saving, which is essential courtesy before posting photos with bystanders, kids, or identifying details in frame.

Can I straighten a crooked photo?

Yes. Rotate by fine degrees to level the horizon, or flip horizontally and vertically, all with a live preview.

Is my photo uploaded while cropping?

No. The entire edit happens in your browser, so personal photos never leave your device.

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