Images & files
Resize, compress and encode — without an upload. 14 tools, all free and all running in your browser.
Resize a photo to exact pixel dimensions and compress it to a smaller file, entirely inside your browser. The image is never uploaded, which makes this safe for anything you would rather not send to a stranger's server.
Turn a picture into a data URI you can paste directly into CSS, HTML or a JSON payload — no hosting, no extra HTTP request.
Drop in images of almost any format and convert them to PNG, JPG or WebP, one at a time or in a batch. Everything happens on your own device, so nothing is uploaded to a server.
Convert a JPG straight to PNG without installing anything or sending the file anywhere. Useful when a tool downstream needs a lossless format, or when you're about to add transparency to an image that started as a photo.
Convert PNG files to JPG for a much smaller file size — ideal before emailing a batch of screenshots or uploading photos to a site with a size limit.
WebP is common on the modern web but plenty of software, printers and older phones still can't open it. Convert to JPG here for guaranteed compatibility.
Convert WebP to PNG when you need a lossless, widely-supported format — for a design tool, a print workflow, or simply because the image needs to stay editable without further compression loss.
Convert PNG to WebP to shrink image file sizes, usually by half or more, without a visible drop in quality — the single most effective easy change for a slow-loading page full of PNG screenshots or graphics.
Convert JPG to WebP to shrink photo file sizes for a faster-loading website or a smaller upload, typically saving 25–35% at matching visual quality.
Vector graphics scale infinitely but plenty of tools only accept raster images. Set the exact output size — including sharp multiples for retina displays — and export a PNG.
iPhones save photos as HEIC by default, a format many Windows programs, older Android phones and some websites still can't open. Convert to JPG here to make a photo work everywhere.
Turn a stack of photos — scanned pages, receipts, screenshots — into one PDF file, in the order you add them, ready to email or archive as a single document.
Turn a PDF into a set of images, one per page — useful for pulling a page into a slide deck, sharing a single page without the whole document, or getting a quick thumbnail of a report.
Upload a square logo and get every favicon size a website needs: a proper multi-size .ico for browser tabs, plus the larger PNGs modern phones and installed web apps expect.