CircleCropImage.pro

Bulk Crop Images

Crop multiple images at once. Set a crop, apply it to your batch, then fine-tune individual photos before downloading them together.

Your images stay on your device — no server uploads

How to batch crop images

Start with a photo that represents the rest of your batch. Once its crop looks right, copy it across the other images and review any that need a different frame.

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Add your images

Drop JPG, PNG or WebP files into the bulk image cropper, or click to browse. You can add up to 20 images per batch, with a 10 MB and 40-megapixel limit per image. Large photos may fill the batch's memory allowance before you reach 20.

02

Set the crop and apply it to the batch

Drag the frame to position it, use its handles to resize it, and adjust the zoom to get the framing you want. Choose Apply crop to all images to copy the selected region across the batch.

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Review each photo and download

Select each image in the list to check its crop. Move or resize the frame wherever a face, product or detail needs more room. Download one cropped image, or use the ZIP button to save the whole batch together.

Apply the same crop, then adjust the exceptions

A batch of product photos shot from the same position is a good fit for a shared crop. A folder of mixed portraits usually needs a closer look. Apply the crop first, then adjust individual photos so the important parts stay in frame. Applying it to all images again will replace those individual adjustments.

The shared crop uses the same relative area of each image. For example, keeping the middle half of one image keeps the middle half of the others. Different source dimensions can still produce different output dimensions, and mixed portrait and landscape images can keep different aspect ratios.

Crop product photos, headshots and screenshots in batches

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Tighten up product photos

Trim extra space around a set of product shots before adding them to your Shopify or WooCommerce store. Check larger or off-center items individually so the crop leaves enough room around each product.

02

Give each headshot the right framing

Prepare rectangular headshots for a team page or staff directory. Start with a shared crop, then adjust each person's photo to keep their face comfortably inside the frame.

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Trim repeated edges from screenshots

For screenshots captured at the same dimensions, frame the area you want to keep and apply it to the batch. This is useful for cutting out the same toolbar or empty margin across a set of tutorial images.

Bulk cropping questions, answered

What to expect when you crop several photos together.

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Can I crop multiple images to the same size?

If your source images have the same pixel dimensions, applying the same crop gives them matching output dimensions. For different-sized originals, the tool copies the relative crop area rather than resizing every result to one width and height. There is no exact-size input or fixed aspect-ratio preset.

2

How do I batch crop photos without cutting off faces?

Apply your starting crop to the batch, then select each photo and check its framing. Move the crop, resize it or change the zoom where needed. The tool does not detect faces automatically, so review each image before downloading.

3

Can I batch crop images without uploading them?

Yes. The images you select are opened and cropped in your browser, and the ZIP is created on your device. Your image files are not sent to a server for processing. Keep the tab open until you have downloaded your results.

4

Does cropping reduce image quality?

Cropping removes part of the picture, so the result contains fewer pixels. Downloads use the cropped area's pixel dimensions rather than a separate target size. JPG and WebP files are re-encoded, so this is not a lossless export. Your original files remain unchanged.

5

Can I crop images into circles in bulk?

This tool creates rectangular crops. It does not apply a circular mask or create transparent corners for round avatars.

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Can I remove the same border from every image?

For images with matching dimensions and border positions, drag the crop inside the border and apply it to all images. There is no automatic white-border detection or field for trimming an exact number of pixels. With different-sized images, review each crop because the shared selection is relative to each original.

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What format will my cropped images use?

Each image keeps its original JPG, PNG or WebP format. You can download the selected image on its own or save the batch in a ZIP. The ZIP uses the original filenames, so use distinct names if you want to keep every file easy to identify.

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What does Reset all crops do?

It resets the crop frames and zoom for every image in the batch. Your selected files stay in the tool, but you will need to redo any individual crop adjustments.

Ready to crop your whole batch?

Add your images, set each crop, and download everything together—free, private, and without a watermark.