LassoCrop
Precisely cut out anything from any image
What it does
Use LassoCrop, a free lasso crop tool, to cut out any shape online with manual or AI-assisted selection. Export a transparent PNG with no sign-up.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 5 MB. No sign-up or installation required. Use rectangle, polygon, freehand, or AI-assisted selection to define exactly what you want to keep. Refine the selection and download a clean transparent PNG with no watermark. LassoCrop combines precise manual selection with optional AI assistance in one lasso crop tool. Choose the method that best fits your subject, refine the result, and keep control of what appears in the final cutout. Rectangle is the fastest option for screenshots, labels, cards, documents, product boxes, and other subjects with straight horizontal or vertical edges. Drag across the image to create a selection, then use the corner…from lassocrop.com
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