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Batch Cropper

Drop an image, get every preset size at once. Smart slug naming, one-click zip export.

Open Batch Cropper →Free. No account needed.
  • 38 platform templates across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest and more
  • Face auto-focus with a fine-tune editor: drag, zoom, rotate, nudge
  • Per-preset format and quality: JPEG for photos, PNG for icons, in one batch
  • Naming rules and slug control, then one ZIP with every size

Runs entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your machine.

See it in action

The Batch Cropper with one photo loaded, showing preview crops at square, social, story, cover and thumbnail sizes with per-preset format controls.
One image, every preset size at once, ready to export as a ZIP.
  1. Drop one image or a whole batch
  2. Adjust the preset sizes, or click a preview to fine-tune the crop
  3. Export every size as one ZIP
Takes
Any browser-readable images, one or a whole batch.
Gives
One file per image per preset, as JPEG, PNG or WebP, packed into a ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.

Guides for Batch Cropper

Batch Cropper, answered

Which platform sizes does the Batch Cropper include?
38 presets across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest and more, covering posts, stories, covers, profile images and thumbnails. You can pick any mix and export them all at once.
How does the face auto-focus work?
Faces are detected in your browser and each crop is centred on them by default. Click any preview to fine-tune by dragging, zooming, rotating or nudging.
Can I export different formats in the same batch?
Yes. Each preset carries its own format and quality, so photos can go out as JPEG while icons stay PNG, all packed into one ZIP with your naming rules applied.
Are my photos uploaded to crop them?
No. Everything runs inside your browser tab on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded and there is no server to send it to, so nothing is stored anywhere but your device.

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