Can I crop with my finger?
Yes. The selection surface uses pointer input and works with touch, pen, or mouse in supported browsers.
- Touch and mouse crop selection
Guide
Crop, rotate, and flip a JPG, PNG, or WebP locally. Draw the crop area with touch or mouse, use common aspect ratios, and export a new copy.
Clear answers
Crop, rotate, and flip a JPG, PNG, or WebP locally. Draw the crop area with touch or mouse, use common aspect ratios, and export a new copy.
Yes. The selection surface uses pointer input and works with touch, pen, or mouse in supported browsers.
No. The source file is read locally and remains unchanged. The tool creates a separate edited copy.
Use JPG for most photos, PNG when transparency or lossless output matters, and WebP for a compact modern image.
A local check
Crop, rotate, and flip a JPG, PNG, or WebP locally. Draw the crop area with touch or mouse, use common aspect ratios, and export a new copy.
Selected file
Choose a supported image.
Review before sharing
Pick an aspect ratio and drag over the area to keep.
Local verification
Rotate or flip the image and review the selection.
Export and inspect the cropped copy before using it.
Four local steps
Choose a supported image.
Pick an aspect ratio and drag over the area to keep.
Rotate or flip the image and review the selection.
Export and inspect the cropped copy before using it.
Browser privacy
Yes. The selection surface uses pointer input and works with touch, pen, or mouse in supported browsers.
No. The source file is read locally and remains unchanged. The tool creates a separate edited copy.
Use JPG for most photos, PNG when transparency or lossless output matters, and WebP for a compact modern image.
Clear answers
Use JPG for most photos, PNG when transparency or lossless output matters, and WebP for a compact modern image.
Private workspace
Make precise composition changes with touch, pen, or mouse while the source image remains on your device.