Crop Photo in Browser
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Crop Photo in Browser
Crop Photos Online Directly in Your Browser
またはファイルをドラッグ＆ドロップ
PDFと画像形式をサポート（最大100MB）
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よくある質問
Yes, you can crop photos directly in a browser using online photo editing tools. These tools allow you to quickly adjust the frame of your image by selecting the portion you want to keep.
Upload your photo to a free online cropping tool. Use the crop option to select the area you want to keep. Adjust the frame and when satisfied, download the cropped image.
No, with browser-based photo editors, you can crop photos online without downloading any software. Simply upload your image and use the cropping tools available.
Yes, you can crop photos using desktop browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Online tools are designed to work seamlessly within these environments.
Traditional online tools primarily support photo editing. Specialized video editing tools are recommended for cropping videos, which may require desktop software.
You can typically crop common image formats such as JPG, PNG, and WebP online. Ensure the tool you use supports your file type before uploading.
Quality usually remains high when cropping, but it's essential to download the image in a format that preserves the resolution to maintain visual clarity.
Online tools generally support cropping one photo at a time. After cropping and saving, you can upload another photo to continue editing.
Most online tools have options to lock the aspect ratio when cropping. This feature helps maintain the original shape of your photo while adjusting its size.
Yes, many online editors have file size limits, often up to 100 MB per file. Check the tool's guidelines to ensure your photo can be processed.
While some tools offer mobile support, this specific tool is designed for desktop browsers only. Mobile compatibility varies among online editors.
Cropping effectively removes parts of an image you choose to exclude, but it's primarily altering the visual frame rather than the embedded image data.
Many tools allow cropping without an account, making it easy to quickly edit your images without signing up or logging in.
No, you need to upload photos directly to the cropping tool from your device rather than sourcing from your browser's history or settings.
While cropping is a focused task, many tools that offer photo cropping also provide basic annotation features. Explore options to add notes or markings if needed.