Square Crop 1:1
Crop any image to a perfect 1:1 square. Drag to position, zoom with the slider, wheel, or a pinch — then download exactly what you framed.
or drop an image here, or from your clipboard
Crop any image to a perfect 1:1 square. Drag to position, zoom with the slider, wheel, or a pinch — then download exactly what you framed.
or drop an image here, or from your clipboard
Your square image has been saved to your downloads folder.
Square Crop is a free online tool that crops any picture to a perfect 1:1 square. Your photo sits behind a square frame — drag it to position, zoom to frame the part you want, and download exactly that. No fixed grid, no guessing: what's inside the frame is what you get.
Cropping is right when the subject matters more than the edges — a face for a profile picture, a product on a table. But if you need the whole photo square, cropping throws pixels away. In that case use Square Image, which makes any picture square by adding a blurred or colored background instead of cutting it.
Profile pictures almost everywhere — WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn — are displayed square or as a circle cut from a square. Instagram grid thumbnails are square too, and product listings on most marketplaces expect 1:1. A clean square crop means no platform ever re-crops your image in a way you didn't choose.
Drag and zoom until the frame shows what you want — the tool only cuts, it never squeezes or stretches. The output is always a true 1:1 square with the original proportions inside.
Zoom until the face fills the frame comfortably and keep some space above the head — platforms cut a circle out of the square, so keep anything important away from the corners.
By default the crop is exported at the source image's own resolution — nothing is scaled down. You can also pick 1200px or type any size up to 10000px, as JPEG, PNG, or WEBP.
Yes — pinch with two fingers directly on the picture, or use the slider. One finger drags the photo around inside the frame.
Cropping always removes what's outside the frame. If you want the full picture in a square, use Square Image instead — it pads the photo with a blurred or colored background instead of cutting it.