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Ghost Crop

Trim the invisible edges off a whole folder of PNGs at once. See every crop before you save, and choose how faint a shadow has to be before it's cut away.

Download Ghost Crop on the Mac App Store $2.99 · £2.99 · Buy once, no subscription

UpdatedRedesigned for macOS 26 Tahoe

How it works

A folder in, tight crops out

Exported artwork often comes with empty space around it: icons with padding, stickers with room for a shadow, logos on a big canvas. Ghost Crop finds the real edges of every image and trims the rest.

Ghost Crop with four images, each with a dashed outline around the part that will be kept and a line such as Ready to trim from 900x900 to 486x486
  1. Drop in a folderOr single images. Every PNG inside is found, subfolders included.
  2. See every cropA dashed outline shows what's kept, with the size before and after.
  3. Set the toleranceSlide it up to trim soft shadows and glows as well.
  4. Hide the restImages with nothing to trim can be tucked out of the way.
  5. SaveCrop them all over the originals, or export copies to a new folder.

Before and after

Only the empty edges go

The checkerboard is the transparent space. Ghost Crop keeps the picture exactly as it was and trims the canvas to fit it, here with the tolerance turned up so the soft shadow goes too.

The Clued Up app icon in the middle of a large transparent canvas, with a soft shadow beneath it
Before1200 × 1000
The same icon, trimmed to its edges, at the same scale
After520 × 523

Features

Small app, saves a lot of fiddling

A look inside

Every image, side by side

Each image gets its own card, with its crop, its size before and after, and buttons to save or export just that one.

Get it

Buy it once

Ghost Crop

$2.99 · £2.99, a one-off purchase

  • No subscription
  • Crop as many images as you like
  • Free updates through the Mac App Store
Download Ghost Crop on the Mac App Store
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