Image Cropper - Crop photos
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Play ProtectCrop images easily with simple Image cropper app, Crop with square, oval shapes.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Image Cropper - Crop photos works on pictures already in your phone's gallery. It has one job, trimming an image to a chosen frame and saving the result on the device. The listing describes it as covering cropping only, and it costs 0.99 as a paid app.
It suits anyone who needs the same kind of crop repeatedly, such as a square profile picture, a 16:9 banner or a 3:4 portrait. Because it does not bundle other editing tools, its use is limited to choosing the frame and the area inside it.
Free-scale cropping lets you drag the crop frame to any size and shape instead of locking it to a ratio. This suits cutting out a specific part of a photo when the exact proportions do not matter.
A circular overlay shows a round crop area on the photo, so you can frame a subject for a round avatar or icon. Both modes export the cropped result as a new image saved locally.
The preset ratios are 1:1 for square crops, 3:4 and 4:3 for portrait and landscape photos, and 16:9 and 9:16 for widescreen and vertical video stills. Selecting one keeps the frame at that proportion while you move it across the image.
When none of the presets fits, the custom aspect ratio lets you set your own width-to-height proportion. This is useful for sizes a fixed list does not cover, such as a particular print or banner dimension.
Cropped images can be shared directly from within the app, so you do not have to go back to the gallery to send them. The listing also says you can share a photo straight from the gallery without opening the cropper first.
Cropped files stay on the device, and you can delete them from inside the app when they are no longer needed.
The build we hold is Image Cropper - Crop photos 2.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 5.0 and up.
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