Drag the crop area visually, see live width and height, choose aspect ratio and export size.
The ImgControl Image Cropper lets you draw a crop box over your picture and see the resulting dimensions as you work. It is a quick way to remove unwanted edges, focus on a subject or prepare a picture for a specific frame.
The crop is done in your browser, so your original never leaves your device.
Typical jobs include trimming empty borders from a screenshot, framing a portrait for a profile picture, cutting a product out of a busy background shot, or preparing a banner image to the proportions a website asks for.
Open your picture, drag the crop box to the area you want to keep, check the live dimensions and save the cropped result.
Crop first and resize afterwards, so you do not throw away detail you may still need.
Leave a little breathing room around the subject; tight crops are hard to reuse for other layouts.
If a platform needs an exact size, crop to the right proportions and then use the Image Resizer.
Cropping does not shrink the file in proportion to the area you remove for every format, so run the result through the Image Compressor when the final file size matters.
Yes. The crop area shows its dimensions as you adjust it.
No. Your original stays untouched on your device; you download a new cropped file.
No. Cropping runs in your browser.
Common image formats such as JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF work, and HEIC photos from an iPhone are converted in your browser first so they can be cropped too.
You choose the area with the crop box. For an exact pixel size, crop to the right proportions first and then resize the result.