Crop to wallpaper size
Crop a photo to the perfect wallpaper size for iPhone, Android, iPad or PC.
1. Choose an image
Works with JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC (iPhone photos).
Drag and drop images here
or
2. Choose a wallpaper size
“This screen” fits the screen of the device you’re using right now.
33. Save
Choose an image and you can save it here.
iPhone 17 Pro Max / 16 Pro Max
1320 × 2868 px
Format
Everything happens on this device. Your images are never uploaded.
Location and other info (Exif) isn’t included.
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How to use
1. Choose an image
Tap “Choose files” and pick the photo you want as your wallpaper. A full-screen editor opens.
Drag and drop the photo or image you want as your wallpaper anywhere on the page, or use “Choose files”.
2. Choose a wallpaper size
In the band below the picture, tap a device type like “iPhone” or “Android”, then tap the model below it. The frame becomes as large as it can be in that size’s ratio.
In the panel on the right, pick a device type from “iPhone”, “Android”, “iPad” and “PC”, then pick the model below it. The frame becomes as large as it can be in that size’s ratio.
3. Set the frame
Drag inside the frame with your finger to move it over the part you want to keep. Dragging a corner resizes it and keeps the ratio.
Drag inside the frame to move it over the part you want to keep. Dragging a corner resizes it and keeps the ratio.
4. Download
Tap “Save” at the top right of the editor to save an image of exactly the size you chose.
Press “Download image” at the bottom of the panel on the right to save an image of exactly the size you chose.
Great for
Your favorite photo as a phone wallpaper
Just pick your model and it fits the screen exactly. Move the frame over the face or view you want to show.
People who want a new phone wallpaper
A desktop wallpaper that fits your monitor
Crop to Full HD, WQHD, 4K, ultrawide or MacBook screen sizes. No stretched, blurry wallpaper.
PC and Mac users
Family or favorite idol photos on your lock screen
Cut just the part you want from a landscape photo for a tall lock screen. Your photo is never sent anywhere.
People with a photo they’d love as a lock screen
One photo for every device in the family
Sizes for each iPhone, Android and iPad model are all here, so you can make the same photo fit everyone’s device.
Families with several devices
Good to know before you start
- iPhone and iPad zoom in slightly on wallpapers so they can move as you tilt (the parallax effect). Keep important things away from the very edges.
- If you pick a size larger than the original photo, it gets stretched when saved and may look a little blurry.
- To choose any ratio you like, try “Crop images”.
About wallpaper sizes
Every phone and computer screen has a fixed number of pixels across and down. When your wallpaper has exactly that many pixels, it isn’t stretched or cut off at the edges, and the area you picked shows up crisp, just as you planned.
In this tool, choosing a model sets the frame to that screen’s ratio, and saving makes an image with exactly that many pixels. “This screen” uses the pixel size of the screen you’re looking at right now.
FAQ
Answers to common questions before you start.
Are my images sent anywhere?
No. Everything happens inside the browser on your device, and your images are never uploaded to a server.
I don’t know my phone’s model
Open this page on that phone and choose “This screen”. It uses the pixel size of the screen you’re looking at as the wallpaper size.
Can I make a wallpaper for a model that isn’t listed?
Choose “Custom size” and enter the width and height in px. You can find a model’s screen size as “resolution” on the maker’s spec page.
My wallpaper looks slightly zoomed in on iPhone
iPhone may zoom in on wallpapers a little for the “Perspective Zoom” (parallax) effect, which moves the wallpaper as you tilt the phone. Turn it off at the bottom of the screen when setting the wallpaper, and it shows exactly the area you saved.
How do I make it look good on iPad in both portrait and landscape?
iPad shows a different part of the wallpaper depending on how you hold it. Use “Custom size” to make a square as wide as the long side (for example 2752 × 2752), and it’s less likely to get cut off either way.
What if my photo is small?
If the cropped area is smaller than the size you chose, it’s stretched when saved, and a note appears in the save panel. It may look a little blurry, so use as large a photo as you can.
Should I save as JPG or PNG?
JPG is best for photos. The file is smaller and you’ll hardly notice any difference in quality. PNG is better for illustrations or images with lots of text, since it keeps them sharp.
Do iPhone photos (HEIC) work?
Yes. They’re saved as JPG or PNG.
What about location and other info (Exif)?
It isn’t included in the saved image. The photo’s orientation is applied correctly.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up and no ads.
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