PicCrop has been designed with the main objective of making images look their best. It sets itself apart with its simplicity and user-friendliness.  Unlike many other image editing applications on the market, PicCrop does what you need to get professional looking prints without any complicated instructions, jargon or knowledge required.

PicCrop ensures that when you get your prints, they’re exactly what you want. PicCrop gives you the artistic control of a professional, with no experience required. 

Crop

Cropping images is one of the key features of PiCrop. It allows you to compose your photos easily and quickly and achive profesional looking results.

• Select, and refine your selected area
• Adjustable guides to help apply the "rule of thirds"
• Configurable to suit all paper sizes

Rotate

PicCrop’s user interface is easy to use, so that you have complete control of your photos and adjust them to look just how you want them too.  You can simply and easily rotate your images by ninety degrees, or flip them at the press of a button. You have complete control and can choose the exact degree of rotation you require.

Red-Eye

PicCrop makes removal of Red Eye from your images simple and easy. just select areas for red-eye removal, and remove it at the click of a button.  This lets you improve your photos quickly, without the need of complicated, expensive, photo-editing software.

Resize

Re-sizing is a simple and very necessary part of photo-editing. PicCrop lets you choose to re-size your images by:

• Fixed aspect ratio
• Number of pixels
• Percentage size of the original

Giving you three simple choices which offer total flexibility, PicCrop makes image re-sizing simple and easy to do.

Print Preview

If you are printing the images yourself, PicCrop lets you control exactly how your images will be printed with its Print Preview function.  This lets you see exactly how the image will come out on paper so you can adjust your photos accordingly.

With PicCrop you can:

• Alter margins to get the right distance between the image and the page edge
• Position the image exactly where you want it on the page
• Define the size of the image on the page
• Fit the image to the page for printing but maintaining the aspect ratio
• Stretch the image to fit the page and best fill the paper
• Adjust brightness and contrast