Set pixel crop bounds on an image, download PNG, and optionally remove the background in the browser.
Image Crop shows a preview of your picture with pixel-level control over the crop rectangle. Download a PNG of the region you keep. Optional background removal runs a model in the browser to produce transparency — useful for product cutouts when the backdrop is simple.
Nothing uploads. The canvas draws locally, then saves a blob. That is the same no-upload design as Image Resize and Image Compress, spelled out again here because crop tools elsewhere often send photos to a server.
Passport and visa guides publish exact pixel sizes. Crop to those numbers, then verify the face still fits official head-size rules — the tool does not draw an oval template. The guide on photos for application portals walks through compress and resize steps after crop.
Screenshots benefit from crop before Image OCR so recognition ignores desktop chrome. Receipts crop to the totals block before you archive them in Images to PDF.
The first removal pass may download weights into storage. Plain white or grey backdrops work best. Busy market scenes leave halos. For catalog photos, shoot on a sheet first when possible instead of relying on AI cleanup.
Output stays PNG because JPG cannot store transparency. File size may jump compared with a phone JPEG; follow with compress or format conversion when the destination is not a design tool.
Cropping does not upscale. A tiny face inside a huge beach scene stays tiny if you only crop loosely. Walk closer or use a higher-resolution source. After crop, Image Resize sets exact dimensions without stretching when you lock aspect ratio.
Decoded pixels never post to QuickConvert. Close the tab and the preview URL is revoked. Background models run locally; they are not sending your product photos for training on this page.
When a site says “wrong dimensions” or “too much empty margin,” crop here, then resize. When it says “unsupported format,” convert. The guide on why uploads reject images lists extension lies and colour-profile surprises. JPG vs PNG vs WebP explains which format to pick after crop.
Social crops often start as crop, then resize for a platform ratio using the social resize guide. Keep the master PNG for design work and export JPG copies for the web.
Undo is “drop the file again.” There is no multi-step history. Keep the original until the cropped download is checked at full zoom.
On a phone, precise pixel typing is fiddly; start with a generous box, then tighten. Desktop browsers give you more room to read the numbers alongside the preview.
If background removal leaves a coloured fringe, erode the problem by cropping tighter on the subject before toggling removal, or shoot again on a neutral backdrop. Retail listings forgive small halos less than internal slides do.
No. Image Crop decodes the file, draws the selected rectangle to a canvas, and downloads the result. Optional background removal also runs in the tab. QuickConvert does not receive the picture.
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Job, visa, and exam portals often demand a photo of exact pixels and a maximum KB size. Here is how to crop, resize, and compress a photo to fit, step by step.
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