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Crop Image to 4:3

Locked to 4:3, cropped in your browser.

4:3 is the older standard ratio from early digital cameras, tablets, and classic monitors. Cropping to 4:3 gives a slightly boxier frame than 3:2, useful for tablet wallpapers, older slide templates, and product shots that need a little more height than a widescreen crop. Center the subject. Nothing is uploaded.

The spec

Aspect ratio4:3
Best forTablet screens, classic slide templates, and product photos that want a touch more height than widescreen.

The crop runs on a canvas in your browser. Your image never leaves your device, so this works offline and nothing is stored anywhere. The download is cut from the full resolution of your file, not the on-screen preview.

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or click to choose a file. Nothing leaves your browser.

Crop box locked to 4:3.

Questions people ask

What is 4:3 used for?

4:3 is the ratio of older digital cameras, most tablets held in either direction, and classic 4:3 monitors and slides. It is slightly taller and boxier than 3:2, which suits tablet wallpapers and older presentation templates.

How is 4:3 different from 16:9?

4:3 is close to square at about 1.33:1, while 16:9 is a wide 1.78:1 strip. 4:3 keeps more of the top and bottom of a scene; 16:9 trims it into a cinematic band. Pick 4:3 when vertical detail matters.

Is my image uploaded?

No. Cropping runs in your browser, offline if you like, and nothing is uploaded or saved.