About ImageRecrop
ImageRecrop is a free crop and resize editor maintained by Daan at WeavoNL. Exact pixels, live preview, and presets for common platform sizes.
What ImageRecrop does
ImageRecrop is a free crop and resize editor for exact pixel sizes. You upload a photo, drag the crop box, preview the result at the target width and height, and download PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF.
The editor includes aspect-ratio lock, corner handles, rotate and flip, circle masks, fit and fill modes, a file size estimate, an optional max KB cap, batch export as a ZIP, and presets for social, video, commerce, ads, and wallpaper sizes.
Why it exists
Platforms still reject or recrop images that miss their pixel spec. ImageRecrop started as a small editor for that job: set 1080 by 1080, 1280 by 720, or any custom size, see the cut before you download, and keep the file on your device during editing.
The guides explain the parts that are easy to mix up: crop versus fit versus fill, which export format to pick, and the pixel sizes the presets actually use.
How editing works
The source image is drawn to a canvas, cropped or fitted to the output size, then encoded as PNG, JPEG, WebP, or AVIF. That step does not send the photo to ImageRecrop's servers. Download and copy are the only ways a finished file leaves the tab.
Theme, recent sizes, and workflow presets can be stored in local storage on this device. Ads and analytics, when enabled, are described on the Privacy Policy page.
Who maintains the site
ImageRecrop is built and maintained by Daan at WeavoNL. The public site is imagerecrop.com. The source is the open GitHub repository github.com/WeavoNL/ImageRecrop.
Feature requests, bugs, and policy questions go through GitHub issues or the contact page.