Crop and convert

Frame, size and format

The frame drags and resizes from its corners, so the shot holds what you meant rather than the middle of the image. Aim once and «all presets» returns four frames built around the same point. Everything runs in your browser: redrawing through a canvas keeps only pixels, so C2PA, EXIF and XMP fall away on their own.

or choose a file, or paste from the clipboard

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF · up to 25 MB

The file never leaves your computer

Crop an image for a preview and convert it to WebP

Drop an image, aim the frame at the part of the shot you need, and take the result away as WebP, JPG or PNG. The work happens in your browser through a canvas: the file never reaches a server, and C2PA, EXIF and XMP fall away because only pixels go into the new file.

How to use it

1Drag an image onto the window or paste one with Ctrl+V
2Pick a size: a ready preset, your own in pixels, or «as is» with no crop
3Aim the frame: drag the corners, move it by the middle, arrow keys nudge by a pixel
4Choose a format and quality, then download the file or copy the image

The details

Article cover: 1600 × 900
Open Graph preview: 1200 × 630
Telegram: 1280 × 720
Square: 1080 × 1080
Output formats: WebP, JPG, PNG
File limit: 25 MB

Common questions

Is the image uploaded anywhere?

No. The file is read by the browser and redrawn through a canvas on your device. No network request ever carries the image, which is why the tool keeps working offline once the page has loaded.

Does it really strip AI generator metadata?

Yes, and it follows from how the work is done rather than being a separate feature. A canvas hands back a plain array of pixels, while the C2PA manifest, EXIF and XMP live in the file container and are not carried over.

Why WebP rather than JPG for previews?

At the same quality WebP is usually about half the weight and supports transparency. Reach for JPG when the file goes to an older CMS or a client who asked for it, and PNG when you need lossless transparency.