AutoCropper

AutoCropper lets users drop in scanned pages such as album pages, photo piles, or binder sheets of trading cards, and uses AI detection to draw a numbered box around each photo. Users can drag, resize, or rotate boxes before exporting each photo as its own full-resolution file named after the source page. The site states that it runs in the browser, offers 5 free scans a day with no signup, supports JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PDF, and HEIC uploads, and provides sync crops and reusable crop templates for batch layouts, film strip mode, and EXIF encoding. The page also mentions a paid Pro version and a Batch Crop Images product.

Key features

• Automatic AI detection of multiple photos on a single scan
• Automatic rotation detection and correction
• Manual drag, resize, and rotate of crop boxes before export
• Batch export of each photo as a separate full-resolution file
• Browser-based processing with no download required
• Supported uploads: JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PDF, HEIC
• Sync crops applied across multiple images
• Reusable crop templates for future batches
• Film strip mode for evenly spaced crops on negatives, photo booth strips, and contact sheets
• Crop multiple areas from one image
• Advanced Editor for precise adjustments and EXIF data encoding

Best suited for

• Digitizing scanned photo albums
• Splitting photo piles scanned together
• Cropping trading cards from binder page scans
• Archivists and photo enthusiasts digitizing collections
• Card collectors separating cards from scanned sheets

Pricing

Free tier: 5 scans a day with no signup. A Pro version is mentioned in user testimonials, but its price is not stated on the website.