Crop. Resize. Export.

No. The crop runs entirely on a canvas in your browser tab. Your photo never touches our servers — we don't run an image pipeline at all. Open DevTools → Network and watch: nothing leaves your device.

Crop fills the target frame completely — the photo gets scaled up until it covers the whole canvas, then trimmed to fit. Letterbox does the opposite: the whole photo stays visible, with paper-color (or transparent) bars on whichever side the aspect doesn't match.

Yes. Pick the Story preset and you get exactly 1080×1920 pixels — not approximate, not a recommendation. The downloaded file matches the preset to the pixel. Custom mode lets you specify any size from 50px to 8000px wide or tall.

Crop mode and Letterbox-with-color mode export JPG at 92% quality (smaller files, perfect for social). Letterbox-with-transparent-background exports PNG (preserves the alpha channel for layering elsewhere).

In Crop mode, click and drag the photo on the canvas. The crop window stays fixed; the photo slides underneath. We never let you drag past the edges, so you can't accidentally reveal a blank background.

If your source photo is smaller than the target preset (e.g., a 600×600 photo into a 1080×1080 frame), we'll upscale it to fit. Browser canvas upscaling is decent but not magic — for a sharper result, start with a larger source, or pick a smaller preset.

Most browsers struggle with canvases above 8192×8192 due to memory limits. Capping at 8000 keeps the export reliable across desktops. For larger output, use a desktop tool with no canvas ceiling.