Frame it right.
Keep what matters.

Choose an aspect ratio such as square, portrait or widescreen, then adjust the crop selection around the area you want to keep. The ratio locks the selection’s shape. Use Free when you want to set its width and height independently.

Cropping removes the parts of an image outside your selection. Resizing changes its pixel dimensions and can keep the whole picture. Crop to improve framing; use the Image Resizer when you need a particular width or height for the finished image.

Select a fixed ratio and use Apply Ratio to All to give the images a consistent shape. Each image keeps its own crop position, so review every selection before exporting. Applying a ratio does not give every source image identical output pixel dimensions.

Choose Square 1:1 and move or resize the selection to frame the subject. Leave some space around faces or important details because the destination may display the picture in a circle. If you also need exact pixel dimensions, resize the cropped result afterward.

Cropping leaves fewer pixels because the area outside the selection is removed. A tight crop can therefore have less usable resolution for printing or later enlargement. Export also re-encodes the image, which may affect quality, file size and metadata; keep your original.