Crop an Image to 4:3
Get a classic 4:3 crop for presentations, prints and older cameras.
4:3 is the native shape of most phone camera sensors and of the iPad screen, and was the default slide shape before widescreen took over.
It’s the crop to use when combining photos from different sources that must match a phone-shot set, or when preparing images for tablets and older projectors.
Because it’s close to square, very little of a typical photo has to go.
How to use it
- Drop in your image.
- Move the locked 4:3 box.
- Crop and download.
Frequently asked questions
Why do my phone photos already look 4:3?
Most phone cameras capture in 4:3 by default and crop to 16:9 only if you switch modes.
Is 4:3 good for printing?
It doesn’t match standard 6 × 4 prints (3:2), so the lab will crop it. Use 3:2 for prints.
What pixel sizes are 4:3?
1024 × 768, 1600 × 1200 and 2048 × 1536 are common ones. Crop to the shape here, then resize to the exact pixels if something asks for them.
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