Crop an image to 3:2
Crop photos to the 3:2 ratio used by most cameras and prints, with a live preview and locked proportions. Runs entirely in your browser.
Privacy-first: every image is processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored or transmitted to any server.
The photographer’s ratio
3:2 is the native aspect of full-frame and APS-C cameras — and of the classic 4×6-inch print. Photo labs receiving other ratios will crop to 3:2 themselves, automatically and often badly. Cropping to 3:2 before ordering prints means the lab’s machine has nothing left to decide.
Deliberate framing at full quality
Lock the selection to 3:2, drag it to the composition you want — the thirds grid helps — and export the crop at original resolution. Phone photos (4:3) lose a little top-and-bottom on the way to 3:2; choosing which part goes is the whole point. Local processing, no uploads.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my image uploaded to crop it?
- No. Cropping, rounding corners, adding borders, rotating and straightening all run locally in your browser.
- Can I crop an image into a circle?
- Yes. Choose the Circle shape to crop to a circle (or an ellipse on non-square crops). The corners become transparent and the result is exported as a PNG so the circle stays clean on any background.
- Can I round the corners or add a border?
- Yes. Pick Rounded and set the corner radius, and add a border of any thickness and color. A live preview shows the exact result before you download.
- Can I crop to a specific aspect ratio?
- Yes. Choose Free, 1:1, 4:5, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 or 9:16 and the crop selection snaps to that ratio.
- What format is the cropped image saved in?
- The original format is preserved where possible. Rounded and circle crops export as PNG so their transparent corners are kept (BMP is also saved as PNG).