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Image Tools

Tools for compressing, resizing, converting and editing images, plus SVG utilities. Local files are processed in your browser. Load From URL may use a server fallback; see the privacy policy for details.

25 tools Runs in your browser Free, no sign-up Updated

All Image Tools

  • Image Compressor

    Shrinks JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF files with a quality slider and a before/after view.

  • Image Resizer

    Resizes images to exact pixels or a percentage, one at a time or in batches.

  • Image Converter

    Converts images between JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and ICO, and opens iPhone HEIC photos. ICO is a ZIP of icon sizes.

  • Image to WebP

    Converts JPG, PNG, GIF, and other images to WebP without visible quality loss.

  • Image to AVIF

    Converts JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF images to AVIF at full color resolution.

  • Image Cropper

    Crops images with a draggable box, aspect ratio presets, and exact pixel fields.

  • Image Rotator

    Rotates images by 90°, 180°, 270°, or any angle, in batches.

  • Image Flipper

    Mirrors images left to right or top to bottom without losing sharpness.

  • Image Grayscale

    Turns color images into grayscale or sepia, with a before/after slider.

  • Text to Image

    Draws your text as a PNG, JPG, or WebP image with your font and colors.

  • SVG Optimizer

    Shrinks SVG files with SVGO and shows the before and after side by side.

  • SVG Minifier

    Minifies SVG code to the smallest version that draws the same.

  • SVG Metadata Remover

    Strips editor data, comments, and metadata from SVG files and leaves the drawing alone.

  • SVG Formatter

    Indents SVG code for reading and editing without changing any values.

  • SVG Validator

    Checks SVG files for XML errors, broken references, typos, and unsafe code.

  • SVG Previewer

    Shows SVG code as an image with zoom, backgrounds, and size details.

  • SVG to PNG

    Turns SVG files into sharp PNG images at any scale, with transparency.

  • SVG to JPG

    Turns SVG files into JPG images at any size, on a background color you pick.

  • SVG to WebP

    Turns SVG files into small WebP images with transparency at any size.

  • App Icon Generator

    Makes every iOS and Android app icon size from one 1024 px image and packs them in a ZIP.

  • Favicon Generator

    Turns one logo into favicon.ico, favicon.svg, Apple and Android icons, and the HTML that installs them.

Shrink, resize, and convert

The Image Compressor trades a little quality for a much smaller file, and the Image Resizer changes the width and height in pixels or percent. To change the format with high-quality lossy or lossless settings, use the Image Converter, or go straight to Image to WebP or Image to AVIF for the web.

For quick edits there is the Image Cropper, the Image Rotator, the Image Flipper, and Image Grayscale. Text to Image turns a line of text into a PNG, and the Image Color Extractor pulls a palette out of a photo.

For mobile apps, the App Icon Generator takes one square image and returns every iPhone, iPad, and Android icon size, already sorted into the folders Xcode and Android Studio use. For websites, the Favicon Generator turns a logo into favicon.ico, an SVG favicon, and the home screen icons, along with the code that installs them.

To choose display dimensions before changing compression, prepare images for a website and compare the result at its intended size.

Which format should I use?

  • JPG for photos that must open everywhere. It is lossy and has no transparency.
  • PNG for screenshots, logos, and anything with sharp edges or a transparent background. It is lossless, so photos get large.
  • WebP for the web. It supports lossy and lossless modes plus transparency. Compare file size and detail with your own image.
  • AVIF when size matters most. It can reduce photo size, but results depend on the image and settings, and encoding can take longer than WebP.
  • SVG for icons, logos, and diagrams. It is made of shapes instead of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size.

Lossy and lossless

A lossy format (JPG, lossy WebP, lossy AVIF) throws away detail you are unlikely to notice, and a quality setting decides how much. Saving a lossy file again loses a bit more each time. A lossless format (PNG, lossless WebP and AVIF) keeps every pixel exactly.

Some tools here never re-encode the image at all. The Image Metadata Remover and the Image DPI Converter only rewrite the information stored around the pixels, and the SVG tools edit text. Conversion tools preserve decoded pixels when using lossless output. Photos use high-quality lossy settings by default, so fine detail can change. JPG does not support transparency, and the output pipeline uses 8 bits per channel.

SVG tools

To open a file and inspect its appearance first, use the SVG Viewer. Switch the background, zoom in, and check the intrinsic size and viewBox before validating or converting it.

SVG files from design apps carry a lot of extra code. The SVG Optimizer and SVG Minifier cut it down, and the SVG Metadata Remover takes out only the editor data. The SVG Validator finds broken references and typos, the SVG Formatter makes the code readable, and the SVG ViewBox Generator makes an icon scale properly. To get a raster image, use SVG to PNG, SVG to JPG, or SVG to WebP.

Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded to a server?

Files you choose from your device are processed in your browser. Load From URL may use a server fallback, which fetches the image through this server. Use local-file input if you want to avoid that fallback.

Does removing metadata lower the image quality?

No. For JPG, PNG, and WebP files the metadata remover copies the compressed image data byte for byte and only drops the blocks around it, so the pixels are exactly the same.

Why is AVIF slower to create than WebP?

The AVIF encoder does much more work to find a small file, so a large photo can take a few seconds. It runs in the background, so the page stays usable while it works.

How many images can I process at once?

Up to 20 images per batch, each up to 50 MB and 50 megapixels. Several results download together as one ZIP file.