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Free Image Tools

Remove plain backgrounds, crop visually, check dimensions, convert JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC, reduce image size in KB, resize and create PDFs.

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Common image tasks

Convert photos, resize camera images, compress attachments and combine images into one PDF.

Compare image formats

Choose output settings

JPG suits photos, PNG keeps transparency and WebP can balance quality and size.

Resizing guide
Image size help

Choose the correct image tool

Pixel dimensions, file size and format solve different upload problems.

Change width or height

Use the image resizer when a form requires exact pixels or when a photo needs larger or smaller dimensions.

Meet a KB limit

Use the image size reducer for 20KB, 50KB, 100KB or another file-size target.

Check before uploading

Use the image size checker to confirm dimensions, megapixels and KB.

Decision guide

Match the image problem to the setting

Changing the wrong property can reduce quality without satisfying the upload requirement.

Requirement or symptomBest starting toolSetting to review
“Must be 600 × 600 pixels”Image ResizerWidth, height and aspect-ratio lock
“Must be under 100 KB”Image Size ReducerTarget KB, quality and maximum dimensions
“PNG required” or transparency must remainImage ConverterOutput format and transparent/background behavior
Need one document from several photosImage to PDFImage order, paper size, orientation and margins
Not sure why an upload failsImage Size CheckerFormat, KB, pixels, megapixels and aspect ratio

Quality-first workflow

Keep the original, inspect its dimensions, then make the smallest necessary change. Resize only when a pixel requirement exists. For a KB limit, start with moderate compression and reduce dimensions only if quality remains too high for the target. Review text, faces and sharp edges at full size before submitting.

Format limits

JPEG is efficient for photographs but cannot preserve transparent pixels. PNG is useful for graphics and transparency but can be large for photos. WebP often balances quality and size, although the receiving service must accept it. Converting a low-quality source to a new format cannot restore lost detail.