CropX does the two things you most often need before sharing an image: cropping it to the right shape or size, and covering what others shouldn’t see. Open it, make the change, copy the result. Everything happens in your browser.
Paste a screenshot, drop a file anywhere on the page, or choose one. It opens ready to crop.
Pick a ratio or a common size, then drag the frame or its handles. Drag outside the frame to draw a new one.
Switch to Redact and drag over names, faces or numbers to pixelate or blur them.
Copy the result to paste into a chat or document, or download it as PNG, JPEG or WebP.
No. The image is opened, edited and encoded in your browser and never leaves your device.
No. Covered areas are reduced to a few large blocks of color before the image is saved, so the original detail isn’t in the file. Choose Strong for text that must not be readable.
Pick it under Common sizes. The frame locks to that shape, and the export is scaled to exactly that size, whatever area you select.
On purpose. Screenshot tools already annotate well, and phone galleries adjust colors. CropX keeps to cropping and redaction, so those stay one step away.