Nothing is uploaded
The image is read and cropped by your browser. It is not sent to Bacon Services, so nothing leaves your device.
Free Image Cropper
Crop an image by dragging, with square, portrait, and widescreen ratios or an exact pixel size.
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Drop an image here
or choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file
Drag the corners to choose what to keep.
Result: —
Crop it your way, or to the size a platform wants.
This is the cropper for when you already know what you want to keep. If you need a specific platform's dimensions instead, the Social Media Image Cropper does that in one step.
Cropped at full resolution
The crop is applied to the original pixels, not to the smaller preview on screen, so the result is as sharp as the file you started with.
Keep going in the editor
Open the cropped result in the Bacon editor to add text, layers, or shapes — or save the steps as a Workflow if you do this often.
Common questions
How do I crop an image?
Choose an image, drag the corners of the box over the part you want to keep, then press Crop image. You can also type an exact width and height in pixels.
Does cropping reduce quality?
Cropping removes pixels outside the box but does not rescale what remains, so the kept area stays at its original resolution. Exporting as JPG or WebP applies normal image compression; PNG does not.
Will it keep a transparent background?
Yes, if you export as PNG or WebP. JPG has no transparency, so any transparent area becomes white.