Keep only the part of your PNG you want: drag the frame or type exact pixel values.
How to crop an image
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Select or drop one JPG, PNG or GIF image.
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Drag the crop box, pick an aspect ratio or type exact pixel values.
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Click Crop and download your cropped image.
Crop PNG images and keep the transparency
PNG screenshots, logos and graphics often need trimming: extra space around an icon, a toolbar in a screenshot, or empty canvas around a design. This page crops PNG images with a box you drag or exact pixel values you type, and saves the result as a PNG. Transparent areas stay transparent, and sharp edges and small text stay crisp, with no lossy compression added.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The cropped area is saved as a PNG with its transparency exactly as it was, so a logo or cut-out still sits cleanly on any background.
Drop the screenshot here, drag the box over the part you want to keep, and click Crop. Because PNG is lossless, small text in the screenshot stays sharp and readable.
Yes. Drag the edges of the crop box in until they touch the logo, or type the exact size and position, then crop. You get a tighter PNG that is easier to place in a design.
Choose the 1:1 ratio. The largest square that fits is placed on the image, and you can drag it over the part you want and resize it with the handles before you click Crop.
Yes. Under Exact size and position, type the width and height of the area in pixels, and its X and Y position from the top left corner. The box on the image moves as you type.
Cropping only removes the outer part of the picture. The area you keep is saved in the same format, so a PNG stays lossless and a JPG is saved again at a high quality setting.
Yes. Every frame is cropped to the same area, so the result is still an animated GIF with the same timing. A GIF with only one frame is saved as a PNG.
Crop image works on one image at a time, so you can frame each one with care. To bring many images to the same size instead, use Resize image, which handles up to 30 files at once.
