Image Tools

Free Online Image Tools

Edit images without ever uploading them — compress PNG and JPEG files, resize to any dimensions, generate favicons, overlay watermarks, create memes and remove hidden EXIF and GPS metadata before sharing. Your photos are processed entirely on your device.

Which image tool?

One line each: the situation the tool is the answer to.

ToolBest when
Image CompressorThe file is too big — for a form, an email, or a page weight budget.
Image ResizerThe dimensions are wrong: a specific width, height or social size, for one image or fifty.
Image CropperThe framing is wrong, or you need a fixed aspect ratio.
EXIF Viewer & RemoverYou want to see, or remove, the metadata — location, device, timestamps.
Image RedactorSomething in the picture must be unrecoverable, not just covered.
Watermark AdderThe image needs a mark before it goes public.
Favicon GeneratorA site needs its icon in every size and format browsers ask for.
QR Code ReaderA QR code in a photo or screenshot and you want to know where it goes before scanning.
Palette Extractor & Contrast MatrixYou need the colours out of a picture, and to know which of them can carry text on which.
Image Vectorizer (PNG to SVG)A logo, icon or drawing exists only as a PNG or JPEG and you need it as a scalable SVG.
Meme GeneratorCaptioned image, quickly.

Need several? Compress last: every other edit re-encodes the file, and compressing first throws that work away.

About these image tools

A photo carries more than its pixels. Phone cameras write the capture time, device model and frequently GPS coordinates into every shot, and those fields travel with the file through most sharing paths. The tools here treat that as a first-class concern: the EXIF tool shows you what a file carries before you share it, and every editor exports a fresh encode built from pixels alone — so metadata does not ride along by accident.

The redaction tool goes a step further and is honest about its own limits, which most alternatives are not: covering something with a black box destroys the information, while pixelating or blurring it leaves a recoverable trace, and the tool labels the difference. For everyday jobs — hitting an upload size limit, cutting a favicon set, watermarking proofs — the work happens at the speed of your own machine, because there is no queue and no transfer.