One photo.
Two framing ideas.
Compare two crops of your photograph, or try a creator example first. Notice what becomes clearer—and what you lose when you cut away context.
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A genuine red-book photo by DomHill, for practice only. To enter or download a crop, choose a photograph you took.
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JPG or PNG, up to 25 MB. Your photo stays in this browser tab. It is not uploaded; downloads save a copy only when you choose.
For HEIC, export a JPG or PNG copy first. Trying crops here does not enter a challenge or use a Beat AI upload.
Try the example, or choose your photograph. Your original file stays unchanged.
Creator example: genuine photo by DomHill. Practice only; this is not your entry.
Compare the whole photo
Choose Crop A or Crop B to adjust a frame.
Optional next step: sign in to enter your own photo. Entered photos, nicknames and scores are public. Nothing is entered here automatically.
A starts with the whole frame. B starts a little tighter. Neither is automatically better.
Switch between A, B and the whole photo. Does your choice support what you wanted to show?
Look at the edges, the background and the space around your subject. A crop is a framing idea; moving your camera can change the perspective too.
The comparison does not score or enter your photo. Downloads are new JPG copies, up to 4096 pixels on the long edge, without the original file’s metadata. Transparent areas are shown on white. Closing, reloading or navigating away from this page clears its workspace. Nothing is entered automatically. Privacy information.