Crop a Whole Folder of Photos at Once — Without Leaving Your Browser
Cropping one photo is easy. Cropping one hundred so they share the same ratio, the same social preset, or the same circular cutout is where people start opening desktop apps, pasting into slide tools, or uploading folders to sites they will never visit again. I wanted a narrower answer: a free bulk cropper that runs in the browser, keeps images on the device, and supports more than one cropping style. That is Batch Image Crop — the homepage tool for cropping many photos in one pass. Bulk crop is a different problem than "make a circle" Circle crops get a lot of attention because avatars are everywhere. They are useful. They are not the whole job. Most catalog and social work still needs: fixed aspect ratios (1:1, 4:5, 16:9, and friends) exact pixel boxes when a CMS or printer demands width × height social presets so you are not memorizing platform sizes every quarter shapes (including circle and rounded rectangle) when the output needs a mask or transparent PNG ...