Croppy is an image-preparation service for web agencies and website operators. Its homepage focuses on choosing useful image crops automatically rather than forcing a single uploaded photograph into every layout. Users can upload an image, request the dimensions needed for a website and use AI-assisted subject selection to produce crops suited to those placements.
The service describes connecting a website, defining its required image resolutions and sharing a Croppy link with a client or using it within the agency. Finished images can be uploaded directly into a CMS, and the site identifies a WordPress plugin as one connection route. That makes the product relevant to recurring editorial or client handoff work, where the same source image must become several correctly sized assets without repeating every crop by hand.
Croppy says it develops and hosts its own AI model and operates servers in the European Union. Those are provider claims, not an independent assessment of a particular compliance requirement. The homepage also offers an immediate image-cropping tool without an account. Agencies evaluating the wider workflow should check the current CMS integration, output dimensions and commercial terms for their projects. Its main appeal is reducing repetitive image preparation while keeping the final selection subject to visual review, particularly where faces, text or important details sit near an image boundary.
