Use cases & aspect ratios
Social covers (16:9, 9:16), profile photos (1:1), product shots (4:3), and document excerpts. Cropping locally keeps private photos, client previews, and screenshots off third-party servers.
Free online crop image tool. Crop by pixels, aspect ratio, or multiple areas. PNG, JPG, WebP. No signup, runs in your browser.
NanoImage is a free online crop image tool that runs entirely in your browser. Trim to exact pixels, lock aspect ratios, or export several regions from one photo — no Canva account, no Photoshop, and no upload to our servers.
Social covers (16:9, 9:16), profile photos (1:1), product shots (4:3), and document excerpts. Cropping locally keeps private photos, client previews, and screenshots off third-party servers.
Single-area mode for one perfect frame, or multiple regions on the same image. Drag handles, hold Shift to lock ratio, or type Crop X/Y/width/height. Download one file or all regions as a ZIP for marketing-size packs.
No account, no ads, no export watermark. A lightweight alternative to crop image in Canva or Adobe Express — select a region and export in the browser without installing software.
PNG for lossless crops and flat graphics; JPG or WebP for photos. Cropping often reduces file size; pick the format that matches how you will publish the image.
Yes. Choose Free mode or presets such as 1:1 (square), 4:3, 16:9, and 9:16. Hold Shift while dragging to keep the ratio locked.
After uploading, use the Crop X, Crop Y, Width, and Height fields to enter exact pixel values, or drag the selection box and read the numbers update in real time.
Yes. Switch to Multiple Areas, add several regions on one image, then download all crops together as a ZIP — ideal when you need several sizes from a single photo.
No. Your source file stays untouched. The tool exports a new cropped image (or ZIP) for download only.
Often yes, because fewer pixels are saved. Final size also depends on output format — PNG is larger, while JPG or WebP at moderate quality is usually smaller.
1:1 works for profile photos and Instagram posts; 16:9 for YouTube thumbnails and horizontal banners; 9:16 for Stories, Reels, and TikTok; 4:3 is common for general photos and slides.
Select PNG as the output format and keep quality at 100%. Cropping does not re-compress PNG the way JPG does, so edges and flat colors stay sharp.
No. NanoImage runs in your browser with no signup. Your image is processed locally and is not uploaded to our servers.