FramekeepProduct image crop check

Check multiple listing ratios before publishing

Keep the product. The label. The words.

Mark up to three areas for the product, label and existing text. Compare crop loss in 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4, then refit with padding.

MarkCheck & adjustSave

Open my product photo Try the real example

One PNG or JPEG, up to 20 MiB. No account, no upload.

An included area does not guarantee readable text or platform approval.

  • Square 1:1

  • Landscape 4:3

  • Portrait 3:4

Dashed frames show the 4:3 and 3:4 centre crops. The solid box is your marked area. Demo photo: synthetic, AI-generated example. The box is a fixed example area.

A studio for product photos

Before styling, see what is missing.

Protect three areas

Mark the product edge, brand label and existing text separately and inspect loss.

Inspect small thumbnails

Read text in a 120px shelf view, not only on a large screen.

A review sheet you can actually read

Take independently fitted PNGs plus an HTML sheet showing the photos, sizes and marked-area checks.

Reuse a settings file for consistent background, padding and size. Mark each new photo again.

Three steps

  1. Mark

    Drag a box over the product and any text that must stay visible.

  2. Check and adjust

    Each crop shows inside or cut, and on which side. Apply the padding suggestion or adjust by hand.

  3. Save

    See the exact image that will be saved, with its size, then download the PNG.

Example: a photo that fills the square

In the demo the photo fills the square, so the landscape crop cuts the top and bottom of the products and the portrait crop cuts the left edge.

Fitting the photo inside the square (the suggestion found 0 % padding is enough) keeps the marked area in all three crops.

The saved PNG is the square image you see, without guide lines.

How to use · Product Image Crop Check

Questions

Does it guarantee how a marketplace will crop my photo?

No. The three crops are general centre crops. Marketplaces have their own previews; check your listing before publishing.

Does it change or regenerate my photo?

No. It only crops, rotates, scales and adds solid padding around your original pixels.

How is the padding suggestion chosen?

It tries 0 % to 45 % padding in whole steps and shows the first one that keeps your marked box in all three crops. It does not look at the photo content and is not the only good framing.

Where is my photo processed?

In this browser. The editor does not upload your photo, file name or marked area.

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