About the image tools
These six tools cover the routine jobs of preparing pictures: making files smaller, changing their dimensions, cutting them to shape, switching formats and producing website icons. Each one works on your own device. Your browser opens the image, draws it on a canvas and saves the new file, so your photos are never uploaded.
They suit anyone putting images on a website or online shop, attaching photos to emails or forms with size limits, or preparing pictures for social media.
Which image tool to open first
If a file is simply too big, start with the Image Compressor. It re-saves up to 30 JPG, PNG or WebP images at a quality you choose and can cap their width in the same step. When you need exact dimensions, the Image Resizer works in pixels or by percentage, and Crop Image trims a picture freely or to a preset ratio such as 1:1 or 16:9.
The two converters each do one job. PNG to JPG turns images into JPG and fills transparent areas with a colour you pick, while Image to WebP keeps transparency and often gives smaller files for websites. The Favicon Generator builds a full set of site icons, an ICO file, a web manifest and the HTML tags from one logo or a single letter.