How do I keep the top of a portrait?

Under 'Which part to keep' choose a top position — the crop takes the largest area of your shape and lines it up with the edge you pick.

Can I use a ratio that isn't listed?

Yes — choose Custom and enter any width and height.

Is the cropped-off part kept?

No — the saved picture contains only the cropped area.

Does it resize the picture?

Only if you set a longest side. Otherwise the crop is at the original resolution.

Image Tool

Aspect Ratio Crop

Crop pictures to 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 and more — choose which part of the picture to keep, and see the result before you save. Add many images to crop them all the same way. Runs entirely in your browser.

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Drag an image here, or click to browse

Multiple files supported · Max 50.0 MB

How it works

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Add one or many images.
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Choose a ratio — 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 and more, or your own — and which part of the picture to keep.
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Optionally limit the longest side, and choose the format.
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Crop and download — individually or as a ZIP.

Aspect Ratio Crop — frequently asked questions

How do I keep the top of a portrait?: Under 'Which part to keep' choose a top position — the crop takes the largest area of your shape and lines it up with the edge you pick.
Can I use a ratio that isn't listed?: Yes — choose Custom and enter any width and height.
Is the cropped-off part kept?: No — the saved picture contains only the cropped area.
Does it resize the picture?: Only if you set a longest side. Otherwise the crop is at the original resolution.