Crop Photos for Printing

After a wedding shoot, photographers face the task of preparing hundreds of photos for print delivery. Each client order may include different print sizes, from small 10x15 prints for guests to large 20x30 prints for the couple. Manually cropping each photo in Photoshop takes hours.

This batch crop tool lets you upload all your delivery photos at once, set the print format for each one, and adjust the crop position to keep the important elements in frame. The workflow is designed for speed: upload, set format, adjust, export.

The ZIP export creates print-ready files at 300 DPI with clean filenames. You can send the ZIP directly to your print lab or deliver it to your client for self-printing. No watermarks, no quality loss, no file size limits.

A great wedding photo can be ruined by bad cropping. If the lab auto-crops a tight portrait, it might cut off the top of the bride's head or remove important background elements. Professional photographers always prepare their own crops.

Different print sizes have different aspect ratios. A 10x15 cm print (2:3 ratio) shows a different portion of your photo than a 20x30 cm print (also 2:3 but at larger scale). An A4 print has a completely different ratio. You need to review each combination.

The DPI quality check saves you from delivering photos that will print soft. A photo that looks perfect on screen at 72 DPI may not have enough pixels for a sharp 20x30 cm print. The indicator warns you before the client sees a blurry print.