No crop photo: fit the whole photo in a frame
Choose a photo and a frame. NoCrop scales the whole photo to fit and fills the empty space, then exports the exact frame size.
Your photo never leaves this device. To check, open your browser's developer tools, choose Network, and export a photo: no request carries it.
NoCrop places your whole photo inside a frame instead of cutting parts away. This page opens on Portrait, 1080 x 1350 pixels, a 4:5 shape that is a little taller than it is wide. Choose a photo, pick any other frame from the list, and the photo is scaled until all of it fits.
The space the photo does not cover is filled for you. Blur puts a soft copy of the photo behind it, White and Black give a clean border, and Colour takes a hex value or the colour picker. The Size slider shrinks the photo inside the frame, and the position sliders or the nine alignment buttons move it.
Does my photo need padding?
Only when its shape differs from the frame. A photo needs none when, scaled to the frame, it fills the frame's exact pixels, for example a 2000 x 2500 photo in Portrait. A shape that is only close still leaves a thin band of fill: 1000 x 1004 pixels in a Square frame becomes 1076 x 1080, so two narrow strips show. When the shapes match exactly, NoCrop says so, and you can still export.
The file you download is exactly the frame size, as a JPEG or a PNG, with no location data or camera details inside it.