Crop
Drop images and crop them to the same rectangle. Useful for trimming a consistent border off a folder of screenshots, or extracting a known region from a stack of photos.
Drop image files here
Multiple files allowed — same crop applied to each
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When to use this tool
Best for batch crops where you know exact pixel coordinates — typically because the source images are all the same size. For visual / freehand cropping of a single file, use a desktop image editor.
Step by step
- Use the inspector first to find the right XYWH for your source.
- Drop the image(s).
- Enter X, Y, W, H. (X / Y are from the top-left.)
- Click Crop.
Use cases
- Trim toolbar from screenshots. If every screenshot has a 80px-tall toolbar at the top, set Y=80.
- Centre crop a stack. Same image dimensions, same target rect.
- Pull a known region. e.g. a logo always sits at (40, 40, 200, 80).
FAQ
What if a file is smaller than the crop rect?
The rectangle is clipped to the image bounds; you'll get the largest available portion (possibly empty if X / Y are out of range).
Can I crop interactively?
Not yet — this tool is numeric-only. For visual cropping use a desktop tool or your OS's screenshot editor.