Photo Output Planner
Choose where the photo is going, preview the crop and get a practical export plan before you edit or enhance the image.
Photo Output Planner
This tool runs locally in your browser. Your selected image is not uploaded to this website.
How the result works
A photo can be sharp enough for one destination and too small for another. Photo Output Planner compares your source pixels with the real dimensions required by social platforms, screens and common print sizes. It shows the crop that will be removed, how much of the source remains and whether a 300 PPI print target is realistic. The plan runs locally and does not export or upload your photo.
- Start with the largest original camera file
- Move the focus point so faces and important details stay inside the crop
- Enhance the source before a tight crop when the plan says more pixels are needed
What does a photo output planner do?
It matches a source photo to a destination such as a social post, phone wallpaper, web image or print size. You get the target pixels, crop estimate and a readiness check.
Does this tool crop or upload my photo?
No. It previews a crop guide locally in your browser. Your selected photo is not sent to this website and no exported copy is created.
What does “needs more pixels” mean?
The source crop is smaller than the selected output or print target. An iPhone enhancement workflow may help recover a more useful export, but missing detail cannot be guaranteed.
Why does print need more pixels?
Print quality depends on physical size and pixel density. A 300 PPI target needs more pixels than a small screen preview.