Click to upload, drag & drop, or paste (Ctrl+V)
Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF, BMP — all processed locally
Crop Multiple Images in Seconds
Bulk Crop lets you crop dozens of images at once instead of opening each one in a separate editor. Upload your images, set the crop size you want, and download the results as a ZIP or as individual files.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device, which makes this faster and more private than uploading to an online service.
Speed
Crop 50 images in the time it would take to edit 3 one by one. Set one crop and apply it everywhere.
Privacy
No uploads to a server. No accounts. No tracking. Your images are processed entirely on your device.
How It Works
- Step 1: Upload images by clicking, dragging and dropping, pasting from your clipboard, or entering image URLs.
- Step 2: Pick a crop size from the dropdown. Square, 16:9, 4:3, and more are available.
- Step 3: Adjust individual crops by dragging the overlay or use the Sync to All button to apply one crop everywhere.
- Step 4: Download everything as a ZIP or grab individual files.
Tip: Use the Sync to All button when cropping product photos, headshots, or any batch of images that should all have the same framing.
Crop Sizes and Aspect Ratios
Different platforms want different image shapes. Here is a quick reference:
- Square (1:1): Instagram posts, profile pictures
- 4:3: Standard photos, some presentations
- 16:9: YouTube thumbnails, widescreen displays
- 9:16: Instagram Stories, TikTok, YouTube Shorts
- 3:2: Classic 35mm photography ratio
- Freeform: Drag the handles to define any custom crop area
Output Options
The tool gives you control over the final result:
- Original Resolution: Keeps the full quality of your crop. Best for print or archival.
- Max 1080px: Good for social media and web use.
- Max 720px: Smaller file sizes for email and messaging apps.
- Max 512px and 256px: Thumbnails and avatars.
For output format, PNG preserves quality but creates larger files. JPG produces smaller files at slightly reduced quality. WEBP offers the best of both, though it is not supported everywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
How many images can I crop at once?
There is no hard limit. However, very large batches may slow down your browser. For best results, keep batches under 100 images.
Can I use URLs instead of uploading files?
Yes. Paste an image URL into the input at the top. Some sites block cross-origin requests, so a few URLs may fail to load.
Will cropping reduce image quality?
Cropping itself removes part of the image but keeps the remaining pixels at full quality. Choosing a lower output size will reduce resolution.
Can I crop GIFs?
The tool supports GIF uploads, but only the first frame is processed. Animated GIFs will not stay animated.
What does Sync to All do?
It takes the crop from the image you click it on and applies the same relative crop position and size to every other image in the batch.