Free Online Image Tools

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Compress, resize, crop, and convert images for the format and size you need.

Prepare images for the web and everyday use

Resize, crop, compress, and convert images according to the destination. Pixel dimensions determine the displayed detail; the file format and compression settings affect file size, transparency, and compatibility. A smaller file is useful for uploads, while a high-resolution original remains useful for later editing.

Start with the output you need

Use Image Compressor to adjust quality, dimensions, and JPEG, PNG, or WebP output. Image Cropper changes the composition. HEIC to JPG helps when a device or website cannot open an iPhone photo format.

Common questions

Should I choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP?

JPEG suits many photographs, PNG supports transparent images and sharp graphics, and WebP supports both lossy and lossless compression. Check what your destination accepts.

What is the difference between resizing and cropping?

Image Resizer changes pixel dimensions. Image Cropper removes areas around the subject and changes the composition. Resize after cropping if the destination also requires a specific size.

Can I keep a transparent background when compressing an image?

Use PNG or WebP output in Image Compressor when transparency is needed. JPEG does not support an alpha channel, so transparent areas must become a solid background.

Why does an HEIC photo not open on some websites?

Some upload forms accept only common formats such as JPEG or PNG. HEIC to JPG changes the file format for destinations that do not accept HEIC; renaming the extension alone will not work.