Trim

Trim and Convert to WEBP

Why Trim an Image?

Focus

When you trim an image, you naturally draw attention to the primary subject. For example, if you have a portrait, chopping out unnecessary background elements can highlight the person's expression and demeanor, making your work more engaging.

Configure the form below and click Trim and Convert to WEBP

Format Options

Lossless

Quality

Range (0-100)

Compression Level

Higher values give better quality for a given size at the cost of increased encoding time

Trim

Enable

Filename

Enable

Postfix

The filename is the same as the original source input except for the extension

Adds a piece of text to the filename before the period (.)

Meta Data

Remove All

Remove all the images meta data to reduce the file size even more and conceil the original identity.

Once you have downloaded the generated Zip Archive you can view the Images at Unzipper and organize your images into folders.

Trim and Convert to WEBP

Can I trim an image without losing quality?

Yes, as long as you start with a high-resolution image, trimming doesn’t necessarily result in a loss of quality; it improves focus instead.

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