Crop and trim your JPG images to the exact area you need. Our visual cropper handles JPG (JPEG photos) and every other common format — free, private and right in your browser.
Open the CropperUpload your JPG in the cropper, drag to select the area, and download the cropped image.
Remove unwanted edges, focus on a subject, or produce a perfect square for social media. The cropper gives you a draggable, resizable selection with live preview so your JPG comes out exactly right.
JPG is the format most photos arrive in — from phone cameras, DSLRs and messaging apps — and straight out of the camera a shot usually contains more scene than you want. Cropping lets you recompose after the fact: trim a stranger out of the edge of a holiday photo, pull the subject closer to fill the frame, or turn a landscape shot into a square avatar or a 16:9 header without retaking it.
Because JPG is a lossy format, how the cropped file is saved matters as much as where you cut. The cropper re-encodes your download with an adjustable quality slider: keep it high when detail matters, or lower it to produce a lightweight image for the web. And since cropping discards pixels you did not need anyway, the cropped JPG is almost always a smaller file than the original at the same quality setting.
Everything you need to know about cropping JPG images.
Yes, completely free with no watermark and no signup.
Yes. You can keep the original JPG format when you download, or convert it if you prefer.
No. Cropping runs entirely in your browser, so your images stay on your device.
Cropping itself keeps the remaining pixels at full resolution, but saving as JPG re-encodes the file. The cropper has a quality slider (85% by default) — push it towards 100% for maximum detail or lower it for a smaller file.
Yes. Pick a preset such as 1:1 square, 16:9, 4:3, 3:2 or 2:3 portrait and the selection keeps those proportions while you drag, or stay in free-form mode to select any rectangle.
Yes. Press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on Mac) to paste an image from your clipboard, or drag and drop the JPG straight onto the cropper. iPhone HEIC photos are accepted too and converted automatically.