Image Cropper
Crop an uploaded image by x, y, width, and height without sending the file anywhere.
Crop a precise image region for one focused image job
Cropping is about framing, not just size. This tool uses pixel coordinates: x and y select the top-left corner, while width and height define the exported rectangle. It is useful when screenshots, product photos, or thumbnails need the same repeatable crop.
A practical example is removing browser chrome from a 1600 by 900 screenshot by setting x to 120, y to 80, width to 1200, and height to 675. The output canvas contains only that selected region.
Output limits and privacy
The cropper does not detect faces or important objects automatically. Negative coordinates or oversized boxes can clip at the image edge. The selected rectangle is copied in the browser, which keeps screenshot details and draft product imagery on your machine. Coordinate cropping is especially useful when several screenshots need the same toolbar, sidebar, or margin removed consistently. That keeps batch screenshot cleanup predictable.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the image cropper work?
It copies a rectangle from the source image using x, y, width, and height values, then draws that rectangle to a new canvas.
What should I check before using the output?
Keep the crop box inside the original image dimensions for predictable output.
When is this useful?
Use it when a screenshot, hero image, or product photo needs repeatable framing by pixel coordinates.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The tool runs in your browser, so the image is not sent to a server.
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