20+ Best jQuery Plugins for Images Croping, Resizing, Zooming and Uploading - jQuery Image Crop - pixelzdesign. Digg uka, January 05, 2012 jQuery Image Crop - A very useful list of tools for cropping, zooming and resizing of images.
Some of plugins come with the ability to upload croped images. Simon October 24, 2012 Great post, came in very useful! Wiboon October 18, 2012 Thank you. MRRaja September 05, 2012 like it... Kristie September 03, 2012 Thank you! Anyone have experience with comparing the plugins, such as which are more reliable? Langga August 13, 2012 Nice Article, thanks david July 19, 2012 Thank you for this list, very helpful! Buy Backlinks July 12, 2012 A Very Usefull Excellent List Nitin Jain. Best Image Croppers ready to use for web developers. If you are looking for an image cropper user interface ready to use in your web projects and simple to customize, take a look at this list with the best and free image croppers UI currently in circulation.
If you know other interesting resources about this topic please leave a comment! 1. Yahoo! UI Library ImageCropper Yahoo! 2. Kroppr is intended to help webmasters allow their users to manipulate the images available on the site. Jcrop is a quick and easy way to add image cropping functionality to your web application. The JavaScript image cropper UI is a very popular image cropper which allows the user to crop an image using an interface with the same features and styling as found in commercial image editing software, and is is based on the Prototype JavaScript framework and script.aculo.us.5. MooCrop is an Image Cropping utility using the amazingly powerful mootools javascript framework.
Kroppr - an online image cropping tool for your website. Upload and Crop Images with jQuery, JCrop and ASP.NET. I got given jQuery In Action for Christmas.
By nature, I'm kind of a late adopter, and I'm already regretting this fact. jQuery has been around for some time, and I wished I had looked at it sooner. It's a fantastic library that really simplifies Javascript development, and is already attracting a goodly number of plug-ins. JCrop is one such, and while it hasn't yet reached version 1.0, it is remarkably easy to use as a web based image cropper. Here's how to put jQuery, JCrop and a FileUpload control together to allow users to upload images and crop them. If you haven't already done so, you will need to download the jQuery library. This example consists of a single page. Some Javascript is required. All that's now needed to activate JCrop is a handful of lines of Javascript, which go within <script> that's in the head of the document below the previous lines: jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery('#imgCrop').Jcrop({ onSelect: storeCoords function storeCoords(c) { jQuery('#X').val(c.x);