Image Tools
These image tools cover the jobs people most often need before sharing or publishing a picture: making a file smaller, changing its dimensions, converting its format, trimming it to a shape, or removing the background. Others create a QR code, pick exact colors from a picture or combine several images into one PDF. Files are opened and processed by your browser, so photos, screenshots and scans are not uploaded to a server for these tasks. Most tools accept more than one file and let you download results together as a ZIP. Pick a tool by what you want to change: size in kilobytes, size in pixels, file format, composition or transparency. If you are unsure, the guide below points to the right one. Results depend on your device, and very large images may take longer.
Tools in this category
12 tools- Image Compressor Reduces JPG, PNG and WebP file size with an adjustable quality setting. Best for web pages and email attachments.
- QR Code Generator Creates QR codes for links, Wi-Fi, vCards, email, SMS and WhatsApp, with colors and an optional logo, as PNG, SVG or JPG. Best for flyers and menus.
- Image Color Picker Picks exact pixels with a zoom loupe, extracts a dominant palette and copies HEX, RGB and HSL values. Best for matching brand or design colors.
- Image to PDF Converter Combines JPG, PNG and WebP images into one PDF, with page reordering, rotation and A4, Letter or fit-to-image sizes. Best for scans and receipts.
- Image Format Converter Batch converts JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF with a quality slider, resize and background fill. Best when you need one tool for several formats.
- JPG to PNG Converter Converts JPEG images to lossless PNG, with batch and ZIP download. Best for graphics that need to be re-edited without further quality loss.
- PNG to JPG Converter Converts PNG to JPEG, flattening transparency onto a color you choose. Best for smaller, widely compatible photos.
- WebP to JPG Converter Converts WebP to JPEG for software that does not support WebP. Best for sharing or printing images saved from the web.
- JPG to WebP Converter Converts JPEG to WebP with a quality slider to shrink files. Best for faster-loading web pages.
- Image Resizer Resizes by pixels, percentage or social-media preset while keeping the aspect ratio, in batches. Best for uploads with fixed dimensions.
- Image Cropper Crops with a draggable box and ratio presets such as 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9, with rotate and zoom. Best for profile photos and thumbnails.
- Background Remover Removes the background with an AI model that runs in your browser, giving a transparent PNG or a new color. Best for product shots and portraits.
Guides
View all guides- YouTube Thumbnail Size Guide: Best Dimensions & Aspect Ratio Learn the best YouTube thumbnail size, dimensions, and aspect ratio. Discover image formats, file size limits, resizing tips, and design best practices.
- Compress Images Without Losing Quality Shrink image files for email, uploads and websites while keeping them sharp. Learn what makes files large and the settings and order of steps that help.
- JPG vs PNG vs WebP: Which Format to Use JPG, PNG and WebP compress images differently. Learn how each one works, where each fits best, and how to convert between them in your browser.
Which tool should I use?
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Is the file too large?
Image Compressor: Lower the quality setting to cut kilobytes without changing dimensions.
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Need exact dimensions?
Image Resizer: Set pixels, a percentage or a preset for the platform you are using.
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Wrong format for the site or app?
Image Format Converter: Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF, singly or in batches.
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Need a transparent background?
Background Remover: Remove the background, then download a transparent PNG.
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Sharing several pictures as one file?
Image to PDF Converter: Combine images into a single PDF in the order you choose.
More tools you may need
- Markdown to PDF & HTML Converter — PDF: export written documents as PDF.
- Base64 Encode & Decode — Developer: encode small images and files as Base64.
- Unit Converter — Converters: convert measurements between units.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. Images are processed by your browser, so they are not sent to a server for these tools.
Which format should I choose?
JPG suits photos, PNG suits graphics and transparency, and WebP often gives smaller files for the web. AVIF can be smaller still but is not supported everywhere.
Does compression reduce quality?
Lossy formats lose some detail as you lower the quality. Compare the preview with the original before saving.
Is there a file size limit?
There is no fixed upload limit, but very large images use device memory and may be slow or fail on older phones.