Image tools
One image workspace, plus specialist tools · Edit without uploading
Convert, resize, crop, compress and rotate pictures without reopening them between tasks. You will also find tools for photo metadata, QR codes, favicons and animation frames.
All image tools
Image converter & editor
Open your picture once. Convert, compress, resize, crop and rotate in one workspace.
- EXIF metadata viewer See what a photo reveals, then strip it without quality loss.
- QR code reader Decode a QR code and inspect the destination safely.
- 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.
- Image redaction & censor Black out, pixelate or blur parts of an image. Nothing is uploaded.
- Chat screenshot cleaner Hide repeated names, cover avatars and join chat screenshots.
- Face blur Detect and blur faces automatically. One image or a whole batch.
Guides
- How to convert HEIC photos to JPG without uploading them Convert one HEIC photo or a batch to JPG, choose quality and dimensions, and understand what happens to Live Photos, HDR and metadata.
- Photo metadata: check and remove EXIF, GPS and other details Find camera, location and author metadata in photos. Learn what removal preserves, how orientation can change and why you should check the exported copy.
- How to cover sensitive information in an image Compare solid coverage, blur and pixelation, then check the exported image for missed details and metadata before sharing a screenshot or photo.
- How to blur faces in photos and check the result Find and cover faces in a photo, review missed detections and check the exported image. Understand the limits of blur, pixelation and solid coverage.
- How to check a QR code before opening its link Preview a QR code’s contents, inspect the destination domain and understand what a QR reader can and cannot tell you about a link.
- JPG vs PNG: which image format should you use? Choose JPG for many photos and PNG for sharp graphics or transparency. Compare quality, file size and when WebP or AVIF may suit your image better.
- DPI, pixels and print size: which resolution do you need? Calculate image dimensions from print size and resolution. Understand why changing a DPI label differs from adding pixels, and how PDF export resolution works.