Image Tools
Compress, resize, crop, convert, and inspect images in the canvas. Photos stay on this device.
8 tools · 100% browser-based · No uploads · No signup
About these Image tools
Image compression, resize, crop, format conversion, EXIF viewing, color extraction, blur, and simple background removal all happen in the canvas and in-browser codecs. Your photo is not uploaded to an image CDN we control.
That is useful for screenshots with credentials in EXIF GPS, or product shots you are not ready to host. Quality still follows the codec: JPEG is lossy, PNG is better for UI chrome, WebP is often smaller for photos on the web.
Tools in this category
Image Compressor
Online image compressor to reduce file size without losing quality. Compress JPEG, PNG, WebP images directly in your browser—free, no uploads.
Image BG Remover
Make white or light image backgrounds transparent, with adjustable tolerance.
Image Resizer
Resize images by pixels or percentage, with an optional aspect-ratio lock — no uploads.
Image Cropper
Crop images with preset ratios (16:9, 4:3, 1:1) or a freeform selection.
Image Format Converter
Image format converter online. Convert images between JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF formats instantly. Free image converter in your browser.
Image Metadata Viewer
View image EXIF metadata — camera, GPS location, date, and settings — with an option to strip it.
Image Color Extractor
Image color picker online. Extract dominant colors and color palette from images. Get hex codes for theming—free color extractor tool.
Image Blur
Image blur tool online. Apply blur or pixelate effects to images. Preview in real-time, then download—free image privacy tool.
How these tools run in your browser
The file is read with FileReader or createImageBitmap, drawn to a canvas, and exported with toBlob. Metadata viewing parses EXIF tags locally. Background removal here is a light/white threshold, not a neural matting model, so it works best on high-contrast product shots.
Common Use Cases
- Shrink a PNG screenshot before attaching it to a ticket
- Strip GPS and camera EXIF before you publish a photo
- Convert a WebP you cannot open in an older editor to PNG
- Pull a palette from a brand screenshot
- Blur a face or license plate in a demo image
Common Mistakes
Frequently Asked Questions
No. These are fast local utilities. Hair, glass, and busy backgrounds need a dedicated editor or a model-based service you trust.
Usually not after canvas export. If you need metadata, copy it separately or use a tool that round-trips JPEG markers.
Very large camera RAWs are not the target. Multi-megapixel JPEG/PNG/WebP are fine on a typical laptop. If the tab hangs, resize first or use a desktop app.