Image Tools
Resize, crop, compress and convert PNG, JPEG and WebP images. Compare dimensions and file size, and re-encode images to remove common embedded metadata before sharing.
Optimize image size
Image Compressor
Compress images as WebP or JPEG, or export lossless PNG.
Prepare photographs for a web page by balancing visible quality, dimensions and download size.
Resize and frame
Image Resizer
Resize an image in your browser while preserving its aspect ratio.
Make an image fit a publication's dimension limit before choosing its final compression quality.
Crop Image
Drag, zoom and crop an image using a preset or custom aspect ratio.
Reframe a photo for a square thumbnail while checking which edges will be removed.
Convert image formats
PNG to JPG
Convert PNG to JPG locally with a white background for transparent pixels.
Convert a PNG photograph when the receiving system requires a JPEG upload.
PNG to WebP
Convert PNG images to WebP locally.
Try a web-oriented format for a PNG asset and compare visual results before replacing the original.
JPG to WebP
Convert JPG images to WebP locally.
Compare a WebP version of a site photograph against its JPEG original.
WebP to PNG
Convert WebP images to PNG locally.
Prepare an image for an editor or upload form that does not accept WebP.
Prepare images for sharing
Remove Image Metadata
Re-encode an image locally to remove common embedded metadata.
Prepare a copy for sharing while separately checking visible clues such as street signs or faces.
Related guides
How to Compress an Image Without Losing Too Much Quality
Balance dimensions, format and quality when reducing image file size. Compare real outputs and understand why PNG and target sizes behave differently.
PNG vs JPG vs WebP: Choose an Image Format
Compare PNG, JPEG and WebP for photos, transparent graphics and screenshots. Choose by visible detail, compatibility and actual file size.
How to Convert PNG to WebP
Convert a PNG to WebP, keep transparency and compare quality and size. Learn what to inspect before replacing a web image with the exported file.