Textile Design
Open tools

Image Crop & Resize Tool

Crop with aspect presets (including 2:1 half-drop and 1:2 brick tiles) and resize by pixels, percentage or centimetres at a chosen DPI.

Runs in your browser — images are never uploaded

How to use the Image Crop & Resize Tool

  1. Upload an image.
  2. Choose an aspect ratio or crop freely; drag the box or type exact values.
  3. Choose how to resize: pixels, percentage or print size.
  4. Pick a format and DPI, then download.

Built for print files

Most online croppers are designed for social media. This one works in pixels and centimetres, uses high-quality step-down resampling and writes the DPI into PNG and JPG files so print software opens them at the right physical size.

Examples

  • Crop a scanned motif to a square before turning it into a repeat.
  • Resize a repeat to exactly 30 × 30 cm at 300 DPI (3,543 px).
  • Reduce a large artwork to 50% for a lighter proof file.

Keyboard users can move the crop area with the arrow keys and resize it with Shift + arrows.

Frequently asked questions

Will cropping break a seamless tile?

Yes — cropping any amount from a finished repeat tile breaks the join. Crop artwork before you make it seamless, or resize the whole tile instead.

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