Crop

Crop helps you automatically or manually reframe your image to improve composition. It’s designed to make photos look more balanced, focused, and ready for different formats.

• Automatically suggests a better composition

• Lets you reframe without changing image content

• Supports common aspect ratios and freeform cropping

• Includes fine controls for alignment and perspective

You can crop:

• A generated image

• An uploaded photo

• An image from your threads

In the tool menu or homepage:

1. Click Crop

2. A crop frame and grid overlay will appear

The grid helps guide composition (for example, rule-of-thirds alignment).

You can:

• Drag the edges or corners to resize the crop area

• Move the image within the frame to reposition the subject

• Prompt the model to use Auto Crop to instantly improve composition

From the side panel, select a preset ratio or use freeform cropping:

• Free – Manual cropping with no fixed ratio

• 1:1 – Square

• 4:3 / 3:4 – Standard or portrait

• 16:9 / 9:16 – Landscape or vertical formats

• 2:1 / 1:2 – Wide or tall layouts

This is useful when preparing images for social media, web, or print.

Use the adjustment sliders to refine geometry:

• Rotation – Straighten the image

• Scale – Zoom in or out slightly

• Horizontal / Vertical Correction – Fix perspective distortion

These controls help keep lines straight and framing clean.

• Click Confirm

• The crop is applied to your image

• You can continue editing or export the result

Each successful crop counts as one action.

• Let Auto Crop suggest a composition, then fine-tune manually

• Keep the main subject near grid intersections for balance

• Crop before Upscale for best quality

• Combine with Adjust or Filter for final polish

• Cropping costs 5 credits per successful result

• Credits are only deducted if the crop is applied successfully

• Failed or cancelled actions do not consume credits

• Expand – Add space instead of cropping

• Adjust – Fine-tune colors and lighting after cropping

• Upscale – Increase resolution after reframing

• Filter – Apply final styling