About

Last updated: 2026-11-13

What Docucrop is

A free online tool that finds documents and ID cards in photos, crops them, straightens them, turns them the right way up and saves them as tidy images. Everything runs inside your browser, so your photos are never uploaded to any server.

Where it comes from

Docucrop started as a desktop program that crops photos of ID cards and papers, used every day in the site owner's shop. It was then brought to the browser so everyone can use it for free, with the same accuracy and the same workflow, without photos ever leaving the user's device.

How it works inside

The site uses an image segmentation model (EfficientViT-SAM) to outline everything in the photo, then a scorer trained on real document photos picks which outline is really the document. The perspective is then straightened, and the orientation is found by a face detector (for ID cards) and a model that reads the direction of the text, Arabic included.

In a test on 70 real photos that the scorer never saw during training, the result was correct on 68. What it gets wrong can be fixed by dragging a corner or drawing a box.

Privacy first

ID cards, contracts and certificates are sensitive. So the tool runs in an isolated frame that can only talk to our server, our server does not accept images at all, and the browser keeps the rest of the page from seeing inside the tool. Details are on the privacy page.

Free: how does it last?

The site is free, unlimited and needs no account. Ads pay for it; they appear only in a bar under the tool and never while you edit.

Contact

Site owner: علي جاسم (Ali Jasim). Questions, suggestions or a problem to report: 2006alilap2006@gmail.com, or the “Contact” form at the bottom of the start screen.