Image Tools
Image tools: convert, resize, compress, and clean up photos
Convert HEIC, JPG, PNG, WEBP, and AVIF, resize to exact pixels, compress to a target KB, crop, rotate, and remove backgrounds. Free image tools with no sign-up.
Most image problems come down to three things: the format isn't accepted, the pixel size is wrong, or the file is too big. The tools here solve each one directly, whether you're preparing a profile photo, filling in an application form, or publishing pictures on a website.
Conversions keep your original resolution, and compression tools work toward a size you choose. Nothing is watermarked, and uploads are deleted within about 24 hours.
All image tools
- Image ConverterConvert images between JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF, HEIC, and GIF.
- HEIC to JPGConvert iPhone HEIC photos to universally-supported JPG.
- JPG to PNGConvert JPG images to PNG.
- JPG to WEBPConvert JPG images to WEBP.
- JPG to AVIFConvert JPG images to AVIF.
- PNG to JPGConvert PNG images to JPG.
- PNG to WEBPConvert PNG images to WEBP.
- PNG to AVIFConvert PNG images to AVIF.
- WEBP to JPGConvert WEBP images to JPG.
- WEBP to PNGConvert WEBP images to PNG.
- WEBP to AVIFConvert WEBP images to AVIF.
- AVIF to JPGConvert AVIF images to JPG.
- AVIF to PNGConvert AVIF images to PNG.
- AVIF to WEBPConvert AVIF images to WEBP.
- Compress ImageShrink image file size to a target limit, with the quality tradeoff shown.
- Resize ImageResize an image to exact pixel dimensions.
- Crop ImageCrop an image to a specific region.
- Rotate ImageRotate an image by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
- Image to PDFCombine JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, or GIF images into a single PDF.
- Remove BackgroundAutomatically remove the background from a photo.
- Passport Photo MakerTurn a selfie into a passport-size photo with a white background, auto-cropped and centered.
- Photo & Signature ResizerResize a photo or signature to exact pixel dimensions and a maximum file size for forms and portals.
- Batch Image CompressorCompress many images to the same target size at once, with a ZIP and individual downloads.
- Metadata RemoverStrip hidden metadata such as GPS location, camera details, and author names from images, PDFs, and Office files.
Which image tool should I use?
Use the Image Converter when a format is the problem, Resize Image for pixel dimensions, and Compress Image when only the file size matters. The Photo & Signature Resizer does exact pixels and a KB limit in one step, which is what most application forms want. For several files at once, use the Batch Image Compressor.
Recommended workflows
Prepare a photo for an application form
- Resize to the exact pixels and KB limit the form asks for. Photo & Signature Resizer
- Strip location and camera data before uploading. Metadata Remover
Open an iPhone photo anywhere
- Convert the HEIC photo to JPG. HEIC to JPG
- Compress it if the file is still too large to send. Compress Image
Optimize a set of images for a website
- Convert to a modern format such as WEBP. Image Converter
- Compress the whole set to one target size. Batch Image Compressor
Guides
- HEIC Photos Won't Open on Windows or Android? Here's Why (and the Fix)
Why iPhone photos show up as HEIC files that won't open outside of Apple devices, and three ways to convert them to JPG so they open anywhere.
- What Image Size Do You Actually Need? A Practical Pixel Guide
Exact pixel dimensions for LinkedIn, Instagram, resumes, and passport photos, plus how to resize an image to those dimensions without distorting it.
- PNG vs WEBP vs AVIF: Which Image Format Should You Actually Use?
A practical comparison of PNG, WEBP, and AVIF: file size, quality, transparency, and browser support, so you can pick the right format.
- How to Reduce a Photo's File Size for an Online Form
Visa, exam, and job portals cap photo uploads at sizes like 100 KB. Here's how to get a photo under the limit while keeping it clear enough to be accepted.
- When to Remove a Photo's Background (and When Not To)
Background removal is useful for product photos, headshots, and ID photos, but not every photo benefits from it. Here's how to tell the difference.