EasyCrop

I absolutely love EasyCrop! It is easy to navigate and affords me fantastic results!

I'm using EasyCrop on a daily basis – really one of my must have apps. Fast and smart – with optional resharpening.

easy as its name implies!

This has been my go to app for cropping for years. Hopefully what I'm experiencing now isn't a sign of bad things to come. However after getting a new to me MacPro I've installed EasyCrop but it will not take the registration code, and when I try to check for updates it comes back with an error as well. Developers Faecbook page hasn't been updated since January 2016, so I have a bad feeling that dark days are here. Has anyone else had problems?

Another of my most used apps from the same dev as EasyBatch. I am forever grabbing headshots from the web to add my CRM and Address book. I just drag to EC, crop, sharpen and drag to address book. Also anytime I need a simple crop I grab this instead of PhotoShop. Brilliant! and simple as pie. Perfectly good on Sierra 10.12.4.

Simply the simplest app for cropping!

Great little app for resizing images. If you got a bunch of images you need to crop for the web – EasyCrop is fast & efficient. Works with drag-drop, which is perfect with my workflow. Even allows you to sharpen images at same time as cropping images. Super simple, super easy. Fast.

Brilliantly simple to use - solves all kinds of website image problems - an essential tool - just buy it!

I've used this terrific app for years. It's the perfect app for resizing images.

I've been using EasyCrop for years. Whenever I have to redo my Mac, it's one of the first applications I reinstall - I literally use it everyday, throughout the day.

Bought this a hundred years ago and still use it regularly. Jay Teo is an outstandingly responsive developer whose clever apps have helped this fumble-fisted senior use his Mac very effectively indeed. Wishing you continued success, Jay!

I've used this app for a long time and have to say it still is the most intuitive, easiest app for making quick crops or resizes. Very stable, and can't be beat when you just want to resize and email an image to someone. I wish all of the utility apps kept it this simple.

One of the easiest, most intuitive programs I have ever used. Comes in handy preparing photos for my web sites. The MacUpdate description does not mention the screen capture functions of this program. EasyCrop also captures: (1) a selected area of the screen, (2) a screen window, (3) the entire screen, or (4) a timed screen capture.

Perfect micr program. Does one think well. I use it all the time for photos for the web, head shots etc. Would love a quick 'enhance' button but that's about it Bravo to Jay Teo the responsive dev as well

Not everything is possible, but it does what it promises in an easy, very quick and reliable way. It should exist for window. Not for me, but for all my windows using friends!

Straight up photo handler that addresses the greatest percentage of photo modifications. The free-form rotation needs a pop-up horizontal and / or vertical bar to aid in straightening. I found a work-around by placing the cursor over the pic, which causes to long red crop lines / cross hairs to appear. I then use the key commands to rotate the few remaining degrees to finish.

Been using it for years. I'm not a photographer so I use it less than some others might. However, it always performs well and accomplishes my purposes.

I've been a registered user of this software for many years now. You can't get better than this. Easy, flexible, and includes the options we need. A+

Jay, Version 2.5.6 seems to no longer work on my machine running OSX 10.6.8. I drag image into the left window, and only a small portion of the image appears in the right window. This has been my favorite image scaling app. Can we expect a fix soon?

I take it all back, with the greatest apologies to Jay Teo, EasyCrop is the *Queen of 'Easy' image size and selection for many purposes, and my rating is 5*. * Is software female? Jay Teo eventually replied, probably after a well-earned break, and suggested I check the Constraints - i.e. I found I used Custom Size whereas what was needed was the Custom Ratio to fit my display, 8:5. All well and BEST Image Utility including v. 2.5.5 working in Lion. Sincerest apologies, Adrien UK [Mac Pro did its own brain transplant after a normal Restart & changed all settings, and I was NOT alert to EasyCrop's subtle settings.] *****