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Online image editing and conversion tools

Resize, crop, compress and convert images locally. Check pixel dimensions, file size, aspect ratio and transparency with practical examples.

Resize image

Change an image width and height with optional aspect ratio preservation.

Image format converter

Convert local images between PNG, JPG and WebP.

Compress image

Adjust image quality and export as JPG or WebP.

Crop image

Crop an exact image region using pixel coordinates.

Rotate and flip image

Rotate an image and mirror it horizontally or vertically.

Image dimensions and properties

Inspect image dimensions, aspect ratio, format and file size.

Image to Base64

Convert an image to a copyable and downloadable Base64 Data URL.

Grayscale image

Convert a photo to grayscale while keeping its dimensions.

Add image border

Add a colored frame around an image without cropping its contents.

Pixelate image

Apply a mosaic effect to the whole image and download a copy.

Remove image metadata

Remove EXIF, GPS location and other metadata from a photo before publishing it.

Invert image colors

Create an image negative while retaining dimensions and transparency.

Add image background

Fill transparency with a background color while retaining dimensions.

Add text to an image

Place text on an image with color, position, size and opacity controls.

Dimensions, format and file size are different changes

Check the destination’s requirements first: specific pixel dimensions, a compatible format or a smaller file. Work on a copy so you can compare the result with the original.

An image has dimensions, format, byte size and composition. Each property needs a different decision. Resizing changes pixels, compression adjusts encoding, cropping selects a region, and conversion changes file type. An upload form may impose several conditions at once, so record them separately before editing. This identifies which step resolves each requirement and avoids unnecessary detail loss when compatibility was the actual problem. A small file is not automatically the correct shape, nor is a correctly shaped image necessarily within the byte limit.

Keep a source with enough resolution for different variants. Enlargement cannot invent missing texture or lettering, and repeated lossy exports can accumulate defects. Transparency also determines format choice: JPG introduces an opaque background where PNG may contain transparent areas. Review output against the real background and at its intended size. Grayscale and pixelation change appearance but do not guarantee accessible contrast or anonymization. Inspect collections together rather than only separate previews. Open relevant downloads, confirm measurements and size, and check destination acceptance. A technically valid picture may still need a different composition or more context to communicate what the reader needs to understand.

Change dimensions

Keep aspect ratio so a rectangular image retains its shape when reduced.

Resize image →

Change framing

Select a region using X, Y, width and height. Cropping retains only that region.

Crop image →

Change format

PNG and WebP support transparency; JPG uses a white background when exported.

Image format converter →

Try a smaller file

Adjust JPG or WebP quality and compare actual size; an export can be larger.

Compress image →

Images support up to 25 MB and 40 megapixels, with at most 16,384 px per dimension. Enlarging cannot recover detail. Exporting may change metadata and color profiles.

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