Image · local processing

Crop an image

Cut a photo or screenshot down to the area you need, with a free or fixed ratio. The image stays in your browser: it is never uploaded.

Your image stays on your device: nothing is sent to Open Provinces or to any other server.

Image (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP)

Choose an image to begin.

How it works

Choose an image on your device.
Drag on the preview to draw the area to keep, or enter the position and size in pixels (useful with a keyboard).
Pick a ratio if you need a precise format (square, 16:9, vertical).
Pick the file format, click “Crop”, then download.

Cropping is done at the image’s original size: no quality loss, unless you choose JPG or WebP.
Animated images (GIF) lose their animation: only the first frame is cropped.
Metadata (location, camera) is not kept in the cropped file, which is also a privacy advantage.
Images over 12,000 pixels on a side are refused to protect your device’s memory.

Is my image sent anywhere?

No. Cropping is done by your browser using the page’s drawing area. No image is uploaded.

How do I get a perfect square?

Choose the 1:1 ratio, then draw the area: it corrects itself automatically to stay square.

What if I also want to shrink the size or change the format?

Then use the image compressor: it resizes and converts between JPG, PNG and WebP.