AutoCropper

AutoCropper operates in a web browser to split scans with several photos into individual files. It is designed for digital archivists, card collectors, and photo enthusiasts who want to convert multi-photo scans into separate, full-resolution images without installing software. The service emphasizes in-browser processing and bulk handling of scans to speed up digitization workflows.

The tool lets users upload scans, draws blue crop boxes around detected photos, and lets users adjust, rotate, or delete boxes before exporting. It supports batch processing, enabling the export of many crops from multiple scans in a single session.

AutoCropper preserves key metadata for JPEG exports, allows templates and synchronous crops across images, and offers an advanced editor for precise refinements. It provides a full-quality export in a single ZIP file, with no compression on the cropped outputs.

AutoCropper provides details about plans, platform availability, and limits, including free usage and paid plans. It states that the browser app runs without installation, supports mobile devices, and offers commercial-use licensing on certain plans. It outlines how exports are delivered and how privacy is handled by processing in the browser.

Use cases

• Digitizing photo collections and trading card rows