When quality matters
- Zoom into text, hair and fine texture after compression.
- Keep transparency in mind before converting PNG artwork to JPEG.
Resize, crop, convert, compress and inspect image metadata with controls that stay close to the preview.
Image quality can drift quietly through resizing, re-encoding and metadata changes. Use the tool built for the exact job, then inspect the exported file at the size that matters.
Batch-convert common image formats to JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP.
Resize one or many images to exact or maximum dimensions.
Reduce JPG or WebP file sizes with local quality controls.
Crop an image precisely without uploading it.
Correct image orientation or create a mirror copy.
Add a configurable text watermark to an image.
Create ICO, browser and app icons from one image.
Arrange multiple images on printable PDF pages.
Convert images to clean black-and-white tones.
Extract English text from images directly in your browser.
Add GPS latitude, longitude and optional altitude metadata to a JPEG photo.
Apply the same GPS coordinates to multiple JPEG photos in one browser session.
Remove GPS and other embedded metadata by exporting a clean image copy.
Inspect common JPEG EXIF fields including GPS coordinates, date and camera metadata.
Write selected EXIF fields such as GPS, date, artist and description into JPEG images.
Copy the EXIF metadata block from one JPEG image to another JPEG.
Remove EXIF and other metadata by re-encoding an image as a clean JPEG or PNG.
Set a JPEG EXIF date/time value without changing the visible photograph.
Extract latitude, longitude and altitude from JPEG EXIF metadata when available.
Set JPEG JFIF density metadata to a chosen DPI value.
Calculate image DPI from pixel dimensions and intended print size.
Crop and resize a photo to custom passport-style dimensions and DPI.
Resize images to common square, portrait, story and social-post dimensions.
Resize and crop an image into a custom thumbnail canvas.
Combine multiple images into a simple grid collage in the browser.
Add a custom-width solid colour border around an image.
Create a PNG with rounded image corners and transparent outer pixels.
Apply a block-style pixelation effect with adjustable pixel size.
Click an uploaded image to identify pixel RGB and HEX colours.
An image can look identical on screen and still be a very different file underneath. JPEG compression changes how detail is stored. PNG can preserve transparency. WebP can shrink web graphics efficiently. EXIF can carry camera, date and GPS information that you never see in the picture itself.
That is why the image section is split into focused tools. Resize changes dimensions. Compress changes encoding pressure. DPI tools deal with print-density metadata or calculations. EXIF tools inspect or rewrite metadata. None of those should be treated as interchangeable.
Before publishing an important image, check both sides of the result: what the picture looks like and what the file now contains.
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