Free online tool

Raster Crop Service

Crop a GeoTIFF to a rectangle or polygon. Keep the map's coordinate grid and download the cropped image.

Runs on a separate serverNo account neededGeoTIFFOpen workspace ↓

How can I crop a GeoTIFF to bounds or a polygon?

Enter left,bottom,right,top bounds or paste a GeoJSON Polygon or MultiPolygon. Choose whether those coordinates use the raster CRS or WGS84 longitude/latitude. Select all bands or a numbered subset and choose pixel-center or any-touched inclusion. The output retains the source CRS, grid, selected values, scale/offset and a validity mask without resampling.

Your file

Choose your scientific data file

Drop a file here, or choose from your device.

TIF · TIFF · Up to 8 MB total

This tool sends your input to a separate processing service. Temporary job files are deleted when processing ends. Only send content you are comfortable uploading.

Separate processing · Automatic file cleanup

Your result

A little clarity, right here.

Choose a file and run the tool. Your result will appear here, ready to download.

Three simple steps

How to use Raster Crop Service

  1. Choose a local file or enter the coordinate table and review the processing notice.

  2. Select the bands, image plane, crop bounds or coordinate frames you need.

  3. Run the isolated service, review the report and download the result.

Common questions

Good to know

Understand the result.
Keep the original.

Is this tool free, and are my files uploaded?

This tool is free with no account required. When you run the tool, your input goes to a separate processing service. Temporary files are deleted when the job ends. You can download the result to your device.

What are the limits and details?

One TIFF/GeoTIFF up to 8 MB, 16 bands, 32,768 pixels per side and 16 million total band values. Complex samples, external sidecar files and remote datasets are unsupported. Jobs stop after two minutes; exports are limited to 10 MB. Cropping requires a north-up raster with an embedded CRS. Polygons are limited to 10,000 vertices and cannot cross the antimeridian in WGS84 mode. Bands with different validity masks must be cropped separately. Auxiliary tags, color tables and overviews are not copied.