AI Auto Cropper: split scanned photos
AI Auto Cropper: Split one flatbed or album scan into separate, auto-cropped photos in your browser. AI Auto Cropper takes an album page or a flatbed scan that holds several prints, finds every photo on it, crops each one and exports them as separate JPGs or a ZIP, right in the browser.
The point of this note is simple: describe what AI Auto Cropper does (people usually find it by searching 'crop multiple photos from one scan'), who it is meant for, and what the homepage says about pricing, without hype.
What it does
- Detects every print on a scan
- Crops each photo separately
- Exports separate JPGs or a ZIP
- Works in the browser
Who it is for
The homepage positions it for people digitizing family albums, archivists and photo studios. Related searches it covers include split scanned photos, photo splitter for album scans.
Trying it
A sensible way to evaluate it: open https://aiautocropper.com/, try the free part first, and check whether the output matches what you need before looking at any paid option.
Pricing
Free to try in the browser. Paid options shown on the site: Pro Personal (from about $8.25/mo billed yearly / $99/yr) and Pro Commercial one-time ($249). Occasional checkout codes are shown on the pricing section.
Notes
I have not added user counts, ratings or testimonials, because the homepage is the only source used for this note. Please verify details on the site.
Disclosure: I work on AI Auto Cropper. Website: AI Auto Cropper