Image Shape Cropper

Choose an image, select Heart or Star, and move or resize the selected source region until the subject sits inside the mask. Prepare the file and inspect it. PNG or WebP keeps the outside transparent; JPG, BMP and PDF fill it with white.

The 16 built-in options are Rectangle, Circle, Triangle, Heart, Star, Pentagon, Hexagon, Octagon, Rhombus, Trapezoid, Cross, Arrow, Ring, Crescent, Ellipse and Semicircle. This tool does not accept your own SVG mask designs or let you draw a custom shape.

Image Shape Cropper focuses on decorative photo masks such as hearts, stars, polygons and cut-away silhouettes. The separate Image Cropper is simpler for rectangular regions and aspect ratios. Circle Image Cropper has a dedicated diameter workflow for round portraits and logos.

The Ring mask has a transparent center, using an even-odd clipping rule. The Crescent has a cut-away side. These areas and the outside stay transparent in PNG and WebP. JPG, 24-bit BMP and this tool's PDF fill them with white.

No. The saved file still has a rectangular pixel canvas. The mask hides pixels outside the chosen silhouette, and PNG and WebP keep those pixels transparent. A viewing app may show transparency on a white or colored background.

No. It keeps the source image inside the mask, including its existing background and transparency. It does not identify a person, remove a backdrop, add an outline, draw text or produce an editable vector cut line.

The list includes 26 profile, cover, post, Story, Reel-cover, thumbnail and Pin sizes across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Pinterest, TikTok and WhatsApp. Each choice states whether it is an official recommendation, minimum, supported-ratio canvas, guidance example or working canvas, with a link to the platform's guidance. You can also enter a custom size. A size alone does not guarantee that a platform accepts the upload.

No. A size preset changes the output width and height, while your chosen mask and source region stay the same. The shaped image fits inside that size without stretching, with centered padding when proportions differ. Enlarging the output does not recover missing detail.

Each decorative mask keeps the proportions of its built-in path, so it cannot be stretched along one axis. Select Rectangle to use Freeform, Current image ratio, 1:1, 3:2, 2:3, 4:3 or 16:9.

Rotating and flipping change the image before masking and center the selected shape again, so recheck the subject placement afterwards. View zoom only magnifies the editor and does not change the region or a prepared file.

Use one JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, self-contained SVG or the first page of a PDF. Files must be non-empty and at most 10 MB. The decoded image and the output are limited to 20 MP and 16,384 px per side, and a prepared file to 96 MB. On phones, very large outputs can fail; a smaller output size helps.

No. Your file is processed inside your browser and is not sent to our server. For PDF input, the browser downloads the pdf.js decoder from jsDelivr; your file is not part of that request, and page 1 is rendered at 108 DPI. GIFs give one still frame. SVG and PDF become pixels; animation, original metadata, editable vectors and PDF text are not kept. PDF output places one JPG image on a page at 96 pixels per inch.

Changing the shape, source region, rotation, flip, output size, format or quality clears the prepared file, so an old result is not mistaken for the new settings. Prepare it again. Zoom, appearance, the expanded view and the download name do not change the prepared pixels.