Shrink large images for the web or email
Image Tools
Online Image Tools
Compress, resize, convert formats, merge, add borders, and generate icons or animated GIFs — all in your browser, no upload.
An online image-processing hub for designers, frontend and ops teams: compress images, resize, convert formats, merge images, add borders and rounded corners, generate ICO favicons, and compress or crop GIFs. Everything runs locally in your browser; images never leave your device.
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Convert PNG/JPG to WebP or generate an ICO favicon
Resize, merge images, or add borders and rounded corners
Compress and crop animated GIFs
Tools in this hub
Image Compressor
Compress PNG, JPEG and WebP images in your browser with an adjustable quality slider, batch processing and before-and-after file size preview. Batch friendly.
Image Resizer
Resize images to custom width and height while optionally keeping the aspect ratio. Scale to an exact target size and export PNG, JPEG or WebP files in one.
Image Format Converter
Convert images between PNG, JPEG and WebP formats with quality control and white background fill for JPEG transparency and browser compatibility handling.
Image Merger
Combine multiple images into one with a custom layout, gap and background. Lay images out in a row, a column or a grid and preview the result first in one.
Image Border
Add borders to images with custom width, color and style, including solid, dashed or dotted. Choose width colour and a solid dashed or dotted style Choose.
Image Round Corners
Add rounded corners to images with a customizable radius and transparent PNG output. Set the radius apply the same settings to a batch Great for avatars.
Image to ICO
Convert PNG, JPEG or WebP to ICO favicon format, with a full icon set from 16x16 to 256x256 packed into one .ico file so browsers pick the right size.
Image to GIF
Turn multiple images into an animated GIF with an adjustable delay, loop count and playback order, from PNG, JPEG or WebP. Preview before you export in one.
GIF Compressor
Compress animated GIFs by reducing the colour count, frame rate and dimensions, then compare size and quality side by side to pick the right balance .
GIF Cropper
Crop animated GIFs to a specific area with a visual selection box that keeps the animation. Drag a selection box lock the ratio if needed while loops Drag.
Image Color Picker
Pick colors from any image with an eyedropper tool, get HEX, RGB and HSL values and maintain a running history of all your previously sampled colour values.
Suggested workflows
Web performance
Compress first, then convert to WebP or resize to cut first-load image weight.
Site assets
Generate multiple sizes and an ICO favicon from one image, with borders and corners for a consistent look.
Animated GIFs
Shrink a GIF and crop it so the shared animation is smaller and more focused.
Why this image hub
Compress before you resize
For faster frontend images, compress first then resize as needed to balance size and clarity; for asset layouts, do format conversion and merging next — compressing early saves wait time in later steps.
Bundles related actions
Compression, resizing and conversion often happen back-to-back; one page keeps the workflow in one place.
Local and private
Sensitive screenshots and client assets stay on your device since processing happens in the browser.
Covers web and content
It serves both frontend performance work and ops content production from a single entry point.
Image tools FAQ
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Compression, conversion and processing all run in your browser; the image files never leave your device.
Which formats are supported?
Common formats include PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF, and ICO favicons can be generated. See each tool page for the full list.
Does compression hurt quality noticeably?
Strength is adjustable. Start with a lower ratio to balance size and appearance; for the web, size usually wins.