LinkedIn lets you upload a new photo of yourself, as many social networks do. But they take it to the next level. Instead of making the user crop her photo, LinkedIn provides a simple intuitive interface for the user to do the cropping via the browser.
A couple of things make this a nice feature. First, it’s a part of a the general routine of uploading a photo. It’s not explained before the user uploads a photo. It’s just intuitive. The second, LinkedIn wastes no space outside of this feature trying to entice users to upload photos simply because the feature exists. In other words, they haven’t said “Upload a photo and crop it.” Instead they concentrate on delivering value one step at a time.
All dating sites and social networks should have this feature.

Step 1 - Upload your photo

Step 2 - Crop your photo

