Images

About Images

Image tools that run on your device

These are the image tools: compress a photo to make it smaller, resize it to fit a place, crop it to a shape, turn it upright, trace a logo into an SVG, or cut the background out. Pick one below. Every tool runs in your browser, so your images never leave your device.

Which image tool do you need?

Start with what is wrong with the picture. If the file is too big to send or to put on a page, use Compress Image: it makes the file smaller while the picture still looks the same. If the picture is the wrong size, use Resize Image, which changes its width and height by pixels or by percentage. If it has more in it than you want, Crop Image trims the edges or cuts it to a shape such as a square or 16:9.

A photo that opens sideways needs Rotate & Flip, which also mirrors a picture. A logo or a drawing that gets blurry when you make it larger is better as a vector: Vectorize Image traces it into an SVG that stays sharp at any size. Remove Background cuts a person, a product or a pet out of its surroundings and leaves the cutout on a clear background.

When the picture is fine but the format is not, you want the converter instead. It turns one image format into another, such as WebP into JPG or PNG into AVIF, and has its own page.

What kinds of image open here

Photos and pictures in the common formats open: JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF and ICO, plus Photoshop files and SVG drawings. Files from an iPhone open too when your browser can read them. A file that cannot be opened is named, with the reason, instead of being skipped quietly.

You can add many images at once and work on all of them together. Select some of them and the tool acts only on those. Each tool shows its result next to the original before you save anything, and nothing changes until you press its main button.

Your pictures stay with you

Photos are personal, and often the exact thing you do not want on someone else’s computer. These tools work inside your browser: the pictures are read, changed and saved on your own device, and no file is sent to a server. That also means there is no waiting for a transfer and no limit on how many you can do.

How it works

  1. Step 1:Add your pictures

    Drop them on the page or choose them from your device.

  2. Step 2:Pick a tool

    Choose the one that does what you need, and set it up.

  3. Step 3:Save the result

    Check the result next to the original, then save it.

Questions, answered

Which image tool should I use first?

Use the tool for the problem you can see. A file that is too heavy is Compress Image, a picture that is the wrong size is Resize Image, and one that shows too much is Crop Image. Only turn to the converter when a site or an app asks for a different format.

Can I do several things to one picture?

Yes. The pictures you add stay in your workspace while you move from one tool to the next, so you can crop a photo, then resize it, then compress it, in that order. Each tool starts from the result of the one before.

Do I need to add my pictures again for each tool?

No. Add them once. They stay in your workspace for this visit, and every image tool opens with the same pictures.

Is there a limit to how many images I can add?

There is no count limit and no sign-up. How many you can work on at once depends on the memory of your device, so a very large batch is best done in a few rounds.