Image Tools
Lightweight image utilities for common tasks.
About this category
Image tools help you handle common image-related tasks such as converting formats, resizing, compressing, and preparing images
for documents, websites, and social sharing. The goal is to provide lightweight utilities that run in the browser so you can solve
quick problems without installing apps or creating accounts. Many tasks (especially basic conversions and resizing) can be completed
in seconds, which is useful when you’re working from a phone, a shared computer, or a restricted work environment.
This category is designed for everyday users and creators: students attaching images to assignments, office workers preparing
slides or forms, freelancers optimizing assets for clients, and anyone who needs a smaller file to fit upload limits. Whenever possible,
processing happens locally on your device, so you can handle personal photos, screenshots, or confidential images without uploading them
to our server. We’ll keep expanding this section with more practical tools while maintaining the same simple layout across pages.
How to choose the right image tool
Image tasks can look similar at first, but the best tool depends on your goal: file size, dimensions, or format compatibility. Use the guide below to pick the most direct option and avoid doing the same work twice.
- Resize → change width/height to fit upload requirements, documents, or web layouts.
- Compress → reduce file size for faster sharing and smaller uploads while keeping reasonable quality.
- Convert (PNG ↔ JPG) → switch formats for compatibility or transparency needs (PNG for transparency, JPG for smaller photos).
- Crop → remove unwanted edges and focus on the subject for profiles, thumbnails, or clean screenshots.
Each tool page includes short steps, notes, and limitations. For example, very large images may take longer depending on your device, and some formats support transparency while others do not. If you’re unsure, start by deciding whether you need a different size, a smaller file, or a different format.
How to use these tools
Open a tool, read the short explanation at the top, then run it in your browser. For more categories, use the sidebar.
FAQ
Do you upload my images to a server?
Whenever possible, image processing runs locally in your browser, so files are not uploaded to our server. This helps when you’re
working with personal photos, screenshots, or sensitive images.
What’s the difference between resizing and compressing?
Resizing changes the image dimensions (pixels). Compressing reduces file size, often by adjusting encoding quality or optimization.
You can do either one or both depending on your target.
Which format should I use: PNG or JPG?
PNG is best for transparency, logos, and crisp UI screenshots. JPG is usually smaller for photos and is widely compatible.
If you need the smallest file for sharing, JPG is often the right choice.