AutoCropper

AutoCropper is a web-based tool that uses artificial intelligence to automatically detect, crop, and straighten individual photos from batch-scanned images. It is designed for users who regularly handle large numbers of physical photographs, documents, or negatives that have been scanned together on a flatbed scanner or multi-photo sheet. Instead of manually selecting each photo in image editing software, the user uploads a single scan containing multiple pictures, and AutoCropper’s AI engine identifies the boundaries of each distinct photo, separates them into individual image files, and corrects any rotation or skew. This process reduces what could be dozens of minutes of manual work per batch to just a few seconds. The tool supports common input formats including JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and PDF. Users can drag and drop multiple scanned files or click to browse their local storage. Once uploaded, the AI processes the images entirely within the browser session—no server uploads are required, which ensures privacy and security. The output consists of separate, cropped images that retain the original resolution and quality; there is no compression or loss of detail. The straightening feature automatically aligns photos that were placed at slight angles during scanning, minimizing the need for later manual correction. AutoCropper is accessible without any account creation, registration, or login. It works on any modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) across desktop and mobile devices, making it platform-independent. There is no software to download or install. The service is free for public use, with no hidden charges or trial limitations for the basic functionality. Advanced features, such as handling large batches or specific output settings, are documented in the