Smart crop your photos with focal point detection. Automatically estimate a useful crop focus and crop to any aspect ratio — useful for social media, profiles, and batch processing. Free to start, private, runs in your browser.
Start Batch CroppingSmart crop analyzes visual detail and composition, then crops around a useful focal point. You can adjust the focal point manually anytime.
One-click crop to Instagram square, Instagram Story, YouTube thumbnail, Facebook cover, Twitter header, and more. Each size follows the selected focal point.
Upload multiple photos and crop them to the same target size in one run. Useful for product images, profile sets, and social media posts.
All image processing runs in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded to any cloud server, so your images stay private.
TapCrop Smart Crop is a browser-based auto crop tool that uses smart focal point detection to estimate a useful crop focus. Crop to common social media aspect ratios, adjust the focal point manually when needed, and process multiple images without uploading photos to a server.
Drag and drop one or more photos, or click to browse. Images stay on your device while you work.
Select a preset aspect ratio or enter custom dimensions. TapCrop estimates a focal point, and you can click the image to override it.
Preview the crop results and download individually or as a batch.
Manual cropping works fine for a single photo, but it gets repetitive when many images need the same target size. Smart crop estimates a focal point for each image, then positions the crop frame around that point. You can still override the point manually for any image that needs a different crop.
TapCrop currently uses smartcrop.js. It analyzes image detail such as edges, contrast, saturated areas, and visual balance, then ranks possible crop regions. This is not a dedicated people detector, so portraits and group photos should be reviewed in the preview before export.
Each social platform favors different aspect ratios. Instagram feed posts work best at 1:1 or 4:5. YouTube thumbnails need 16:9. Stories and Reels require 9:16 vertical format. For predictable results, preview each crop and click the image to set the focal point when the automatic estimate is not ideal.
No. The current version uses smartcrop.js to estimate a useful focal point from visual detail and composition. It does not run a dedicated people detector. If the crop misses the subject, click the image to set the focal point manually.
TapCrop falls back to visual detail, contrast, color, and the center of gravity of the image. You can always override the suggested point by clicking or dragging on the preview.
Yes. Upload multiple photos, select the target size, and TapCrop will crop each image with its own focal point. This is useful for product sets, profile images, and social media batches.
Presets include 1:1 (Instagram square), 4:5 (Instagram portrait), 16:9 (YouTube thumbnail), 9:16 (Stories/Reels), 3:2 (standard photo), and 2:3 (Pinterest). You can also enter any custom width and height in pixels.
Yes. Core cropping is free to start with no watermark. Free users can upload up to 30 images per batch; daily processing limits depend on whether you use TapCrop anonymously or with a free account.
TapCrop runs entirely in your browser with no signup to start. A free account unlocks ZIP downloads, synced templates, and 100 images per day.