Trim to the artwork.

Drop in an image and QuickCrop shaves off the transparent and white space around it, right down to the real pixels. Live preview, one tolerance slider, save in place or as a copy. A little free gift from the Surprisingly Useful family of Mac apps.

Download — it’s free Get on the Mac App Store

QuickCrop cropping an image to its artwork — Drop an image in, watch the crop snap to the real edges, and **save the trimmed result.**

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Drop and done

Drag any PNG, JPEG, HEIC, or TIFF onto the window. QuickCrop instantly finds the bounding box of the actual content and shows you the crop — no rectangles to draw, no guides to drag.

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Live preview, one slider

Everything outside the crop dims so you see exactly what stays. A single tolerance slider dials in faint drop-shadows, off-white mats, or JPEG fringing.

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Save your way

Overwrite the original in place, or save a fresh copy. The file format and transparency are preserved, so a cropped PNG stays a crisp, transparent PNG.

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Clear a whole pile

Drop several images, or a whole folder, and they line up in a sidebar queue. Each save jumps you to the next one that still needs cropping, with a check beside every image that's done.

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Straight from Photos

Drag photos in straight from the Photos app or any other app, not just files from Finder. Portrait shots from your phone load the right way up.

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Open from anywhere

Right-click an image and choose Open With → QuickCrop, or send it from the Share menu. It arrives ready to crop.

Get QuickCrop

Free, forever. No license, no account. Just drop an image and get tight edges back. Requires macOS 13 or later.

Download — it’s free Get on the Mac App Store

Support

Questions or bug reports? Email ben.dansby@gmail.com and you’ll get a reply, usually within a day or two.