No distortion
The engine applies a cover crop: it removes the necessary edges but never changes the subject’s proportions.
One focal point, several ratios, one ZIP
Crop an image to multiple sizes
Position the subject once and preview the crop in four aspect ratios. Every output preserves the image proportions without stretching, and selected files are grouped into one archive.
Cropping preserves proportions and never stretches the image. Variants are generated one at a time in the browser and then grouped into a ZIP.
Shared focal point
Two keyboard-accessible sliders define the area to prioritize across every output.
Centralized presets
Square, portrait, vertical, and landscape sizes live in one registry instead of being duplicated across dozens of pages.
How to create multiple sizes from one image
- 01
Add the original
Choose an image large enough for the requested outputs to avoid visible upscaling.
- 02
Place the focal point
Move the important area horizontally and vertically, then check every aspect-ratio preview.
- 03
Select the outputs
Check the sizes you need, choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP, and generate one ZIP.
Dimensions, upscaling, and composition
- An image smaller than the requested output will be enlarged and may lose sharpness.
- One focal point cannot replace individual art direction when every ratio needs a different composition.
- Animated images are flattened to their first frame and metadata is not preserved in outputs.