This tool lets you import an image, crop or fit it into a 16:9 frame, and export it as a 1280×720 PNG.
It also includes a local export library where you can save and manage previous exports.
- Crop Mode: Drag or resize a 16:9 mask to crop exactly what you want.
- Fit to Frame Mode: Automatically fits the entire image into a 16:9 frame with black bars.
- Forced Export Size: All exports are 1280×720, regardless of the input image size.
- Handles & Dragging: Move and resize the crop mask (corners + edges), always locked to 16:9.
- Clipboard Support: Copy the exported image link directly.
- Catbox Upload Flow: Copies the image to clipboard and opens catbox.moe for easy upload.
- Export Library: Automatically saves all exports locally. You can browse, copy, replace, or delete them later.
- Import / Export Library: Share your saved exports by exporting them to a
.jsonfile.
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Import an Image
- Click Choose File and select an image.
- Large images (>4096px) are automatically resized to fit within 4096×4096.
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Choose Mode
Crop: Drag or resize the red mask (16:9 locked) over your image.Fit to Frame: Automatically fits the image inside 16:9 with black bars.
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Adjust the Mask (Crop Mode)
- Click and drag inside the mask to move it.
- Drag handles on corners/edges to resize.
- Mask always stays within the image and keeps a 16:9 ratio.
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Export Options
- Preview Export → See the 1280×720 result.
- Download PNG → Save the cropped image locally.
- Copy Image Link → Copies a base64 image link to clipboard.
- Upload to Catbox → Copies the PNG to clipboard and opens Catbox for upload.
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Library
- Every export is saved in the built-in library (stored in your browser).
- From here, you can:
- Copy the link
- Download
- Open in new tab
- Replace with a Catbox link
- Delete
- Use Export Library to save everything to a
.jsonfile, and Import Library to load it later.
- Base64 exports can be very large. Catbox links are recommended for sharing.
- Local storage is limited (~5 MB). The tool will automatically clean old entries if you go over the limit.
- Exported images are always 1280×720, even if your source image is larger or smaller.