Crop photo for Instagram without guessing the size

Portrait posts show best at 4:5, 1080 × 1350 pixels; square posts are 1080 × 1080, landscape posts 1.91:1, and stories and reels 9:16, 1080 × 1920. Pick the size under Social media and the crop is saved at exactly those pixels.

Pick a ratio or a social media size, move the box where you want it, and under Output size choose Exact size and type the width and height in pixels. The crop is resized with a sharp filter to exactly those pixels. To cut an exact number of pixels from the photo without resizing, type them under Crop size.

For JPG photos, not when it can be avoided: turns, flips and crops are done on the compressed data, like jpegtran, so nothing is compressed again. For that, the top-left corner of a crop may move by up to 8 pixels to the JPEG block grid. Straightening, exact pixel sizes and circles need new pixels, so those are saved again at high quality (92 by default).

Yes. Add many files or a whole folder: every photo gets the same ratio, size, rotation and format, with the crop in the middle. Open any photo in the strip to move its crop, then save them all as a ZIP.

Drag the Straighten slider under the photo, up to 45° either way, in steps of a tenth of a degree. A fine grid helps you line up the horizon, and the crop shrinks so no empty corners are left.

Prints have fixed shapes: 10×15 cm and 4×6 in are 2:3, 15×20 cm and 30×40 cm are 3:4, 40×50 cm and 8×10 in are 4:5, 13×18 cm, 5×7 in and 50×70 cm are about 5:7, and A4 and A3 are 1:1.41. Pick the print size and the box takes that shape, so you decide what is cut off instead of the printer. The photo keeps all its pixels.

By default the EXIF data (date, camera, settings) is kept and the picture is turned the right way up. You can remove just the location, or all metadata, in the settings.

No. FotoJock runs entirely in your browser: the files are read, converted and saved on your own phone or computer. Nothing is sent to a server, and it keeps working offline once the page is open.

Yes, with no account, no watermark and no limit on the number of files. FotoJock is made by Foto Jocković, a photo shop in Belgrade.