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).