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JPEGcrop
If you open and edit/save JPEG files, they loose quality due to constant re-compression. JPEGcrop utilizes beta code of the Independent JPEG Group for lossless cropping of JPEG files and allows you ...
Average of 3 user ratings: 
- Apr 22, 2008
- For version:
- 2008.01.04
Quick and easy 
- Interface: 3
- Features: 3
- Ease of use: 4
- Value: 5
- Overall:
A quick download...pick a pic to use...enlarge it...compare it to original...hey, it's free and it's not too shabby, though I wish they'd pep up the look of it; it kinda looks old-fashioned by today's standards.
Review by: Richy_13
First post
- Feb 11, 2008
- For version:
- 2008.01.04
Very handy tool
- Interface: 5
- Features: 4
- Ease of use: 5
- Value: 5
- Overall:
I've always performed crops with PaintShop, but having seen this little tool listed I thought I'd try it, and am very impressed. Lossless, easy to use, fast loading and stand-alone - for me one huge bonus is that it leaves all the xif data intact, so that I can perform crops before using bulk remane utility to auto rename the files. Another handy feature is the optional masking of cropped areas. Give this program a try!
- Oct 06, 2006
- For version:
- 2003.01
Nice tool that still fills a need
- Interface: 5
- Features: 5
- Ease of use: 5
- Value: 5
- Overall:
Well it's 2006, 2+ years after this was released, and it is still the only freeware that I know of that does compressionless saves of JPG's. Every other tool I've tried reduces the quality regardless of how it's set. At a minimum other tools will reduce the number of unique colors each time a JPG is saved. It's subtle but it happens. This tool allows you to edit a JPG without losing any quality or increasing the size. Without this tool the only other way to get compressionless image crops is to save in TIF, BMP or other like formats that expand the image size 10 times.
Review by: mattware (10)
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