Image tools that work on your device

Photos carry more than pixels: phone pictures often embed the GPS location and device they were taken with. These tools process images with the browser's built-in Canvas API, so the picture stays on your device while it is compressed, resized or converted, and nothing is stored anywhere afterwards.

Re-encoding an image through Canvas also drops embedded metadata, which is why the output of these tools does not carry the original EXIF data unless a tool says otherwise.

Resize and compress

Make images smaller for the web, email or upload limits.

Image Compressor & ConverterTrade quality against file size between JPEG, WebP, and PNG with a live before/after readout.Local Bulk Image ResizerResize a batch of photos by width, height, box or percentage and download them all as a ZIP.On-device Image CropperCrop a photo with a draggable box or exact pixels, lock 1:1, 16:9 or 4:5, rotate or flip, and save at full size.Local

Convert

Change formats, or move between images and PDF.

SVG to PNG ConverterRender SVG as a crisp PNG, JPEG or WebP at 1×–4× or an exact width, with transparent or solid background.Local Image to Base64 ConverterImage to data URI, CSS, HTML or Markdown — and Base64 back to a downloadable image. Type detected from the bytes.Local Images to PDF (JPG, PNG, WebP)Turn JPG, PNG, or WebP images into a single PDF — one image per page, reorderable.On-device PDF to Images (JPG / PNG)Render each PDF page as a PNG or JPG and download them in one ZIP.On-device

Privacy and web assets

Clean up photos and produce site icons.

EXIF Metadata RemoverFind and strip GPS location, camera and date metadata from JPEG, PNG and WebP photos without re-compressing.Local Favicon & App Icon GeneratorOne square image becomes every icon size a site needs, resized on your own machine.Local Color ConverterPick a color and read it back as HEX, RGB, and HSL for pasting into CSS.Local

Good to know

Is compression lossless?

No. JPEG and WebP output is lossy by design — you choose the quality trade-off. PNG output is lossless but often larger. Each tool shows the before and after size so you can judge.

Supported formats

Anything your browser can display can be read: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF (first frame), BMP, and on most browsers AVIF. HEIC photos from iPhones are only readable in Safari.

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