Image Tools
All the image tools you need — convert, resize, compress, crop, watermark, and read EXIF data. Free and instant.
About the image tools
Almost every image problem comes down to one of four things: the file is too big, the wrong shape, the wrong format, or carrying information you did not mean to share. These tools address each one directly — compress and resize to cut size (with a variant that keeps EXIF and one that hits an exact KB target), crop to change shape, convert between JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC for compatibility, add a watermark before publishing, and read the EXIF block to see what a photo reveals about the camera, the time and the place it was taken.
Everything runs on your own device through the browser's Canvas API and a small set of open-source decoders. The image is loaded into memory, processed, and offered back as a download; it is never uploaded to a server. That is a real difference from most online image tools, and it matters when the picture is a passport scan, a medical image or a photo of your home.
One consequence of processing through a canvas is worth knowing: any tool that redraws the image — compress, resize, crop, convert, watermark — strips its EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates. For sharing, that is usually what you want. If you need to keep the metadata, the JPG compressor with EXIF preservation copies it back into the output.