Make any photo a perfect 1:1 square for profiles and posts
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. Updated on 25 Oct 2026.Turn a wide or tall photo into an exact square. The box opens as the largest square that fits your picture, locked to 1:1, so all you do is slide it over the part you want to keep: a face for a profile picture, a product for a shop listing, a logo for an app.
Add the photo with Select an image; the box opens as the largest square that fits, locked to Square 1:1.
Drag the square over the face, product or logo you want to keep, and resize it from any corner.
Turn on Save at 1080×1080 for a profile or post size, or leave it off to keep the full resolution.
Press Download cropped image to save the square picture.
Resize the square from any corner, then download it at full resolution or at 1080 by 1080.
Crop Image cuts a photo down to the part you want and saves it as a new JPG, PNG or WebP file. Drag the box over the picture, pull any of its eight handles, or type the exact width and height in pixels. A rule-of-thirds grid helps you place the subject where the eye expects it.
People use it to make a square profile picture from a group shot, to trim a screenshot to just the error message, and to prepare photos for forms and social media. The shape buttons lock the box to 1:1, 4:5, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 9:16 or a 35 by 45 mm passport photo. For shapes with a standard size, one switch saves the result at that size, for example 413 by 531 pixels for an Indian passport or 1080 by 1350 for an Instagram portrait post.
Everything happens on your device. The photo is never uploaded, which matters for ID photos and personal pictures. Files up to 50 MB work, including iPhone HEIC photos, which are saved as JPG because browsers cannot write HEIC. The output is decoded fresh from your original, so a crop never loses more quality than the format you choose.
The rest of the article, and all 7 questions about Crop Image, are on the Crop Image page.
Add the photo and press Square 1:1. The box becomes the largest square that fits your picture and stays square while you resize it from the corners. Drag it over the part you want to keep, then press Crop and download. Turn on the standard size switch to save it at 1080 by 1080 pixels.
Choose Passport 35×45 mm. The box locks to that shape. Place it so the face is centred with a little space above the head, keep Save at 413×531 switched on, and download. That is 35 by 45 mm at 300 DPI, the size Indian passport, visa and exam portals ask for.
Yes. Type the width and height into the boxes under the picture. With a shape locked, typing one side sets the other. If the size is larger than the photo, the tool tells you instead of stretching it, because enlarging adds pixels but not detail.
Photo crop karna: drag the box over the part you want, pull any of its eight handles, or type an exact width and height in pixels. The shape buttons lock it to 1:1, 4:5, 16:9 or a 35 by 45 mm passport photo. One image at a time, up to 50 MB.
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