FileGizmo — Image tools

Crop an image

Center-crop JPG, PNG, or WebP images to common aspect ratios locally.

Never uploadedYour file stays on this device

Unlimited edits. No daily tasks. Your work survives a crash. Your file still never leaves.

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Simple by design

Crop image in three steps

Crop photographs, thumbnails, product images, profile pictures, and presentation graphics to a consistent aspect ratio without uploading them. Choose square, standard landscape, widescreen, or portrait. FileGizmo calculates the largest centered crop that fits the selected ratio and removes equal excess from opposing edges.

The image is never stretched. Original pixels within the selected area retain their proportions, and the result keeps the source format. The preview shows the final composition, pixel dimensions, and output size before download. Center cropping works especially well when the subject is near the middle of the frame; manual focal-point controls can be added later without complicating this focused first version.

All decoding, crop calculation, canvas drawing, and encoding happen inside a dedicated browser worker. The source file stays on your device and no account is required. For faster websites, crop first, resize to the intended display dimensions, and then compress the result as the final optimization step.

  1. 1

    Choose a supported image

  2. 2

    Select a square landscape or portrait ratio

  3. 3

    Crop preview and download

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the crop positioned?

The current tool uses a centered crop and removes equal excess from opposite edges.

Which ratios are available?

Square 1:1, landscape 4:3, widescreen 16:9, and portrait 3:4 are included.

Is the image uploaded?

No. Cropping happens locally in a browser worker.

Does cropping stretch the image?

No. Pixels are removed from the edges without changing proportions.

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