AutoCropper | Batch Scan Cropping Tool

AutoCropper is a web-based tool designed to automatically detect, crop, and split individual photos from scanned image collections. It highlights full-quality exports, batch processing, and smart rotation handling, enabling users to digitize large photo collections quickly without manual cropping.

Key Capabilities

• Automatically detect multiple photos on a single scan and crop each one into separate image files.
• Auto-rotate and straighten detected crops to ensure correctly oriented results.
• Batch crop multiple scans or large image sets in one go, saving time and effort.
• No compression on uploads or downloads, preserving full image quality.
• No upload size limit (or at least a high limit in practice) and support for EXIF metadata to retain titles, descriptions, tags, dates, and more.
• Advanced editor for precise refinement of crops and layout, with real-time preview.
• Simple, fast, and intuitive interface designed for digital archivists, card sellers, and image professionals.

How AutoCropper Works

1. Upload one or more scans containing multiple photos.
2. The system analyzes each scan to locate individual photo boundaries.
3. Each detected photo is cropped, rotated if needed, and saved as a separate high-quality image file.
4. Download the resulting crops individually or as a batch, with no compression.

Features

• Automatic detection of individual photos on scans
• Automatic rotation detection and correction
• Batch cropping of multiple scans and images
• Full-quality exports with no compression
• EXIF support to encode metadata (title, description, tags, dates, etc.)
• Resize and refine crops with an advanced editor
• Real-time adjustments preview on the main canvas
• No apparent limit on upload size for scans
• User-friendly interface tailored for professionals

User Scenarios

• Digitizing yearbooks, photo albums, or archival collections
• Preparing product photos from scanned slides or prints
• Rapidly converting large batches of physical photos into digital formats

FAQ Highlights

• How are my scans stored? (Typically, privacy policies apply; verify on the official site)
• How do I download crops? (Direct download of individual crops or batch)
• Is there a refund policy or licensing detail? (Refer to pricing and terms on the platform)