Crop image
Crop several images freehand or by exact pixels, with common and custom ratios, composition guides, straightening, 90° rotation, flipping, per-image review, and batch export.
Horizontal strips · Vertical strips · Grids
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Select one or more sizes; each image is exported in every selected size.
One composition generates favicon, PWA and common app sizes, plus a manifest.
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Arrange receipts, conversation captures or product details into one image. Normalising width suits vertical strips, while keeping original sizes helps compare assets at their actual dimensions.
Arrange images by drag order and combine them vertically, horizontally, or in a grid with controllable gaps, alignment, and sizing, while previewing the complete composition.
Arrange files in reading order, choose a vertical, horizontal, or grid layout, and set spacing, alignment, and a width or height normalisation rule. Inspect the full composite preview for gaps and inconsistent sizing before export.
All selected sources are combined into one new image. The result reports final canvas dimensions and size without changing the originals or their queue order.
Processing runs in your browser. Source images are not uploaded by this tool.
No. The tool arranges whole images in queue order. You can normalise width or height and adjust gaps and alignment, but crop overlapping areas first if you need a seamless reading sequence. Export is one PNG.
Use uniform width for a vertical strip or uniform height for a horizontal strip; images scale proportionally to the largest corresponding dimension. Keep original sizes when scale matters, then adjust alignment and gaps. Check queue order before export.
The combined canvas is limited too: 16,384 pixels per side and 80 million pixels overall. Resize the sources, reduce gaps or split the job into groups. Lowering JPEG quality alone does not reduce canvas dimensions.
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