Crop an image to a common aspect ratio, rotate it, flip it, and export a polished JPG, PNG, or WebP copy.
Private processing: your image stays on this deviceChoose a supported image and adjust the output settings.
Square images work well for avatars and product tiles, 4:5 suits portrait social posts, and 16:9 fits wide banners and video thumbnails. The editor uses a centered crop so important subjects near the edges should be checked carefully before downloading.
Quarter-turn rotation corrects sideways camera images without repeated quality loss inside the editor. Horizontal flipping creates a mirror image, while vertical flipping turns the composition upside down. Text, logos, and directional symbols will also be mirrored when a flip is applied.
JPG is efficient for photographs, PNG preserves transparency and crisp graphics, and WebP often balances quality with a smaller file. The downloaded image is a new copy. Keep the original because cropping removes edge pixels and lossy formats cannot restore discarded detail.
The source image is decoded, resized or converted, and exported in this browser. It is not uploaded to the iToolsX server. Keep the original file because changing dimensions or using lossy quality settings can permanently remove detail from the downloaded copy.
Yes. Choose Original to keep the full image before rotation and flipping.
The editor redraws the source once during export, avoiding repeated save cycles. Lossy output quality still affects JPG and WebP.
Yes when exporting PNG or WebP. JPG replaces transparent areas with white.
No. Decoding, editing, and export take place in the browser.