How to use this tool
Position a crop rectangle on a reference image and apply the same relative crop to the selected files while retaining each actual source format.
- 1Choose JPG, PNG, or WebP images. The first 5 ordinary images are free; the existing batch credit rules apply to additional images.
- 2Drag on the reference image to mark the crop, then move or resize the blue frame. The same relative area is used for every image.
- 3Crop the batch, inspect each success or failure, and download individual files or a ZIP of successful outputs.
Best for
Image sets that share a common layout or need the same edge trim.
Privacy
Files are processed locally in this browser for this tool. The original files stay unchanged, and file names or image contents are not included in tool analytics. Read our privacy policy
Limitations
- One crop rectangle is applied to each image; subjects are not detected or aligned automatically.
- Failed files do not remove successful results. Charges follow the existing batch policy and are limited to completed eligible results.
- Very large images are limited to 24 megapixels each to protect browser memory.
Questions
How do I use bulk crop images?
Choose JPG, PNG, or WebP images. The first 5 ordinary images are free; the existing batch credit rules apply to additional images. Drag on the reference image to mark the crop, then move or resize the blue frame. The same relative area is used for every image. Crop the batch, inspect each success or failure, and download individual files or a ZIP of successful outputs.
What format will I download?
Editing keeps the source JPG, PNG, or WebP format in the downloaded bytes, MIME type, and filename extension. AVIF input is rejected with an actionable conversion message.
Are my files uploaded?
No. This tool processes the selected files locally in your browser. Processing speed and format support depend on your device and browser.
Can I change the original file?
No. The tool creates a separate downloadable result; your source file remains unchanged.
Can I use this tool on my phone?
Yes, in a current mobile browser. Large images or batches may take longer and use more memory on a phone, so reduce the batch or image size if processing stops.
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