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Image tools

Compress, resize, convert, crop, vectorize and clean images — including HEIC, OCR and AI background removal. Everything runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.

Favicon generator

.ico + PWA icon suite from one image.
Image compressor

Shrink JPEG, PNG and WebP locally.
Image resizer

Resize, scale and rotate images.
Image converter

Convert between PNG, JPEG and WebP.
EXIF stripper

Remove metadata and GPS from photos.
Image to PDF

Combine images into one PDF.
PNG to SVG

Vectorize logos and icons to SVG.
SVG to PNG

Rasterize SVG to a high-res PNG.
Image to Base64

Encode images to a data URI and back.
HEIC to JPG

Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG or PNG.
Image to text (OCR)

Extract text from images and screenshots.
Background remover

Erase image backgrounds to a transparent PNG.
Image cropper

Crop images to any aspect, in your browser.
SVG optimizer

Minify SVG with SVGO in your browser.
ICO converter

Convert PNG or JPG to .ico icons.

A privacy-first image pipeline

For preparing assets for the web, the compressor, resizer and format converter cover the common steps. The EXIF stripper removes location and camera metadata before you publish. iPhone photos can be turned into JPG with HEIC to JPG. For more involved work, the background remover runs an in-browser AI model to produce transparent PNGs, and image to text (OCR) extracts text from screenshots. Need a favicon? The favicon generator builds the whole .ico + PWA icon suite from one source image.

Frequently asked questions

Are these image tools really free?
Yes. Every tool here is free, needs no sign-up, and runs entirely in your browser — images never leave your device.
Is it private if I have sensitive photos?
Yes. The compressor, resizer, converter, EXIF stripper, cropper, OCR and background remover all process the file locally. Even the AI background remover and OCR run in-browser (WebAssembly + WebGPU when available).
What format should I export for the web?
For photographs, WebP at quality 80 strikes the best size/quality trade-off. For icons and screenshots, PNG; for any image that needs to be sharp on Retina/HiDPI, SVG when possible.