Images tools
11 free images tools · Edit without uploading
Resizing, cropping and converting pictures without handing them to a website first. Photos carry more than they look like they do — location, device and timestamps sit in the metadata — so local processing is the sensible default. Re-encoding here also strips that metadata, which is usually what you want before publishing.
All images tools
- Image compressor Shrink JPEG, PNG and WebP files in your browser.
- Image resizer Resize/compress images in your browser. No uploads.
- Image format converter Convert between JPEG, PNG and WebP locally.
- HEIC to JPG Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG locally, in batches.
- Image cropper Crop to any area or a fixed aspect ratio.
- Rotate & flip image Rotate 90/180/270 and mirror horizontally or vertically.
- Favicon generator Generate all six favicon sizes from one image.
- Image to Base64 Convert an image to a data URI, with CSS and HTML snippets.
- Color picker from image Click any pixel to get its hex, plus a dominant palette.
- Video to GIF Turn a short clip into a GIF, right in your browser.
- GIF frame extractor Split a GIF into its frames, composited correctly.
Guides
- JPEG vs PNG: a practical rule that covers almost every case One format is built for photographs, the other for sharp edges and transparency. How each compresses, where each fails, and a rule of thumb that rarely misses.
- EXIF data: what your photos quietly reveal (and how to strip it) Photos carry hidden metadata — GPS location, device, timestamps — that survives most sharing. What EXIF contains, where it gets stripped, and how to remove it.
- What DPI actually means (and which number to pick) 72, 96, 150, 300 — DPI settings decide between blurry prints and bloated files. What the number controls, and which value fits screen, print and OCR.