Tool StudioCrop images to the exact ratio you need
Drop an image here, or click to browse
PNG, JPG, WebP — cropped and downloaded entirely in your browser
Upload your image
Drag and drop or browse for a file.
Pick a ratio
Choose a preset or set a custom aspect ratio.
Crop & download
Adjust the crop box and save your result.
Crop an image to a specific aspect ratio using presets labeled for exactly what you're sizing for — Instagram/Facebook Post (1:1 or 4:5), Story/Reel (9:16), YouTube Thumbnail (16:9), Facebook Cover Photo, X/Twitter Header, LinkedIn Banner, or a fully custom shape. Everything runs in your browser using canvas, so the image is never uploaded anywhere, and the crop is taken at full original resolution rather than the smaller on-screen preview. Need the whole photo kept intact instead of cut down? Turn on "Fit without cropping" and the image gets padded to fit the ratio instead, with a background color you pick filling the extra space. Pick a preset or type your own ratio, adjust, and download.
Named presets for the shapes people actually search for — 1:1 (Instagram/Facebook Post, Profile Picture), 4:5 (Instagram/Facebook Portrait Post), 9:16 (Story/Reel, TikTok, Shorts), 16:9 (YouTube Thumbnail/Widescreen), 4:3, 3:4, Facebook Cover Photo (2.6:1), X/Twitter Header (3:1), and LinkedIn Banner (4:1) — plus a fully custom ratio by typing any width and height.
No — the crop is taken at your image's full original resolution, not the smaller on-screen preview, so the result is identical quality to the source, just smaller in frame.
PNG — regardless of whether you uploaded a JPG, PNG, or WebP, the download is always a lossless PNG.
1:1 (square) is the safest, most universal choice and works everywhere. For a taller feed photo specifically, 4:5 is the current standard on both Instagram and Facebook. Both are one-click presets here.
9:16 — already a one-click preset here, and it's the same ratio TikTok and YouTube Shorts use too.
1:1 (square) — both platforms display it inside a circle, but the image you upload underneath is square. The 1:1 preset here gets you exactly that.
16:9 — matches the standard YouTube player frame, also a one-click preset.
820×312 on desktop — a 2.6:1 ratio, already a one-click preset here labeled "Facebook Cover Photo." Facebook crops it differently on mobile, so keep anything important centered.
1500×500 — a 3:1 ratio, already a one-click preset here labeled "X/Twitter Header."
1584×396 — a 4:1 ratio, already a one-click preset here labeled "LinkedIn Banner."
Yes — both are 16:9, just different resolutions. Aspect ratio is the shape; resolution is the pixel count. Dividing either width by its height gives the same 1.78 ratio.
This sets the shape — the actual pixel size comes from how much of the image you select, at full resolution. For an exact pixel target, crop to the matching ratio here first (16:9 for a 1920×1080 target), then set the precise dimensions with Image Resizer.
No — cropping happens entirely in your browser using canvas, so the image never leaves your device.
Yes — switch to Custom and type any width and height, like 5:7 or 2:3, and the crop box locks to that exact shape.
Yes — the crop box supports touch, so you can drag and resize it the same way on a phone or tablet as with a mouse.
No — everything runs in your browser rather than uploading to a server, so there's no server-side file-size cap and no daily limit either.
Yes — turn on "Fit without cropping," and instead of cutting the image down, the whole photo gets placed on a background-filled canvas sized to your chosen ratio. Nothing gets cut off.
Yes — a color picker appears as soon as pad mode is on, so you can match it to white, black, a brand color, or anything else.
Yes — the same as cropping, the image is placed at full resolution on the padded canvas; nothing is downscaled to fit.
Turn on "Fit without cropping" with the 1:1 or 4:5 preset selected — the whole photo stays intact, padded out to the square or portrait shape instead of cut down to it.
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