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Percentage Crop lets you trim a specific percentage from the edges of multiple images at once—perfect for removing borders, watermarks, or unwanted edges from batches of photos while keeping proportions consistent. If you're looking for more ways to crop multiple images at once, explore our complete Batch Image Crop tool with manual, pixel, social media, and shape crop modes.
With our batch percentage crop workflow, you can apply the same proportional trim to dozens of images in just a few clicks.
Percentage Crop is a batch image cropping method that trims images based on proportions rather than fixed pixel values. This ensures consistent results across images of different resolutions and aspect ratios. Unlike pixel-based cropping, Percentage Crop removes a proportional amount from each side, making it ideal for batch cropping images of different sizes.
Trim consistent borders from scanned documents or photos with frames.
Crop out edge watermarks from multiple images at once.
Apply the same proportional crop to images of different sizes.
Fast way to remove a percentage from all sides of your images.
Percentage crop lets you keep a specific percentage of your image. For example, setting 80% width and 80% height will keep the center 80% of your image and remove 10% from each edge.
Yes. Percentage Crop is perfect for batch image cropping across different sizes because it removes the same proportion from each image, regardless of the original dimensions.
Absolutely. You can independently control the width and height percentages, allowing you to crop more from the sides than the top/bottom, or vice versa.
Percentage Crop removes a proportional area from each image, while Pixel Crop removes a fixed number of pixels. Percentage Crop is better for batches with mixed image sizes.
Percentage Crop is part of our complete Batch Image Crop toolkit. Depending on your workflow, you can also choose other crop modes below.
Freely drag and resize the crop area on each image.
Crop to exact pixel dimensions like 800×600 or 1920×1080.
Preset dimensions for Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and more.
Crop images into circles, rounded rectangles, or custom shapes.
