Can I use this without a mouse?
Yes. Every coordinate, ratio, flip and rotation is a labeled form control. Tab through controls, type exact coordinates, or adjust number fields with arrow keys. Reset restores the full source rectangle.
Photo & document essentials / 07
Image Crop & Rotate.
Keep the part you need and turn it the right way. Set a precise rectangle with keyboard controls, then preview the exact dimensions before exporting.
Freeform & fixed ratiosNo rescalingPrivate processing
Crop first, flip second, rotate last.
Define the rectangle
For an 800 × 400 image, a left offset of 400 with width and height of 400 selects the right-hand square. Use freeform dimensions for any rectangle.
Adjust orientation
Flips act on the selected source rectangle before clockwise rotation. Only quarter-turn rotations are offered, so no extra border or enlarged canvas is introduced.
Check output pixels
A 600 × 400 crop exports at 600 × 400 pixels, or 400 × 600 after a 90° or 270° rotation. We never scale the crop to an unrelated output size.
What to expect
Does rotation lose detail?
Quarter-turn geometry preserves the pixel grid. PNG avoids lossy encoding; JPEG and WebP may introduce compression changes. Source metadata is discarded during export.
Why does a fixed ratio change height?
Width drives height while a ratio is selected. Ratios are rounded to whole pixels. Increasing width or moving the crop beyond the source disables export until the rectangle fits.
How do I resize after cropping?
Use the Document Photo Resizer for new dimensions, or the Image Format Converter to change only the format. Use the Photo Maker for document-photo alignment.
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