Image tools
Remove Transparent Padding
Crops a fully-transparent border back off an image, down to the tight rectangle of its actual content — for undoing an added mat/frame border, or squaring a padded logo back down. Only ever removes pixels with zero opacity, so it can never cut into anything actually visible. Shows exactly what it found for each image before cropping anything. Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded.
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.png, .webp · up to 50 MB each
FAQ
- Could this ever cut off part of my image?
- No — it only ever crops pixels whose alpha channel is exactly zero, fully invisible. A pixel with any visible presence at all, however faint, is left alone, so this can't accidentally cut into real content.
- I uploaded several images and only some had padding — what happens to the rest?
- Each image is checked on its own. One with no transparent border is returned completely untouched, right alongside the ones that were cropped.
- Why can't I use a JPG here?
- JPG has no transparency channel, so it can never have had a transparent border to remove — this tool only accepts PNG and WebP.