Swift-Crop

Swift-Crop

Crop a front-and-back scanner sheet into listing images

For sellers who scan trading cards, comics, or cases. Drop the front sheet and the back sheet in the same layout, review the crop boxes, and download a ZIP of paired images — one front and one back per item.

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10 free exports each month · No install · Works in your browser

What you drop in, and what you get back

A front sheet and a matching back sheet. One ZIP of paired images.

Front sheet

Back sheet

Exported pair

Dodgers-Stack1_01_front.png

Dodgers-Stack1_01_back.png

Same left-to-right, top-to-bottom layout on both sheets. Item 1 on the front is paired with item 1 on the back. Trading cards are usually this 2×4 grid. DVD cases are often two side by side.

How it works

Three steps from scanner bed to listing-ready files.

  1. Drop front & back scans Match the same layout on both sides. We pair items left-to-right, top-to-bottom.
  2. Review the boxes Nudge corners if needed. Hold Ctrl and drag to resize a whole box at once.
  3. Export PNG pairs Name your batch and download a ZIP — one front/back pair per card.

See it in action

A short walkthrough of the full crop-and-export flow.

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Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade only if you need unlimited exports.

Free

$0

  • 10 exports each month
  • Cards, DVDs, comics
  • Full crop controls

Pro

$9.99/mo

  • Unlimited exports
  • Batch ZIP downloads
  • Cancel anytime
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Questions sellers ask

How many items go on one scan?

Trading cards are usually a 2 by 4 grid: eight cards, with a small gap between them. DVD cases are often two side by side. In the app, pick the profile that matches the scan — trading cards, DVD cases, or comics and books — so detection follows that size. Leave a gap so neighboring items are not read as one.

How do front and back scans get paired?

Scan both sides in the same order and the same rotation. Swift-Crop pairs item 1 on the front with item 1 on the back, reading left to right, then top to bottom.

What files are in the download?

A ZIP of matched pairs. PNG is the default and keeps full detail. JPG is the smaller option for marketplace uploads. A batch named Dodgers-Stack1 is saved as Dodgers-Stack1_01_front.png and Dodgers-Stack1_01_back.png, with the same pattern for each item.

Do you keep my scans?

No. Swift-Crop does not keep a library of your scans. Images are used to detect and crop items for that session, and exported ZIP files are not stored as a permanent archive.

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What is included free, and what is Pro?

Free includes 10 exports each month, for cards, DVDs, and comics, with the full crop controls. Pro is $9.99 per month for unlimited exports and batch ZIP downloads. Cancel anytime.