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Supports: GIF, Images (PNG, JPG, WebP), Videos (MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM)

Crop Tool

Supported Formats

Crop GIFs, Images (PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, HEIF/HEIC), and Videos (MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM). Max file size: 200MB.

Interactive Selection

Drag on the interactive canvas to select a crop area, with inputs that auto-fill and allow precise X/Y/W/H control.

Smart Processing

Preserves GIF animation, crops images precisely, and handles video frames efficiently to maintain quality.

Pro Tip: Use common aspect ratios (e.g., 1:1, 4:3, 16:9) for social-ready crops, and crop before resizing or rotating for best quality.

What is the Crop Tool?

The Crop Tool lets you trim your GIFs, images, and videos to focus on the most important content. It’s ideal for fixing composition, removing unwanted borders, or preparing assets for social media and websites.

  • Maintains animation and timing when cropping GIFs.
  • Supports modern image formats including WebP and HEIC/HEIF.
  • Handles large files efficiently with smart constraints.

How to Crop GIFs, Images, or Videos

  1. Upload your media using the drag-and-drop area above.
  2. Drag on the interactive canvas to select a crop area.
  3. Fine-tune X/Y/W/H in the inputs for exact control.
  4. Click Crop Media to process and download the result.

Tip: Crop before resizing or rotating for best quality.

Best Practices for Cleaner Results

  • Use common aspect ratios (e.g., 1:1, 4:3, 16:9).
  • Avoid extreme crops that remove essential context.
  • For videos, prefer even numbers for width/height to help codecs.
  • Preview on the canvas to confirm composition before processing.

Popular Use Cases

  • Remove borders or watermarks from images.
  • Focus on a subject for social-ready posts.
  • Trim video frames to match platform requirements.
  • Create square crops for avatars or thumbnails.
Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All frames and timing are preserved; only the visible area changes.

Yes. The inputs auto-fill when you draw a selection, and you can type precise values at any time.

Often yes. Removing pixels typically reduces file size. For more reduction, use the Optimize tool after cropping.