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JPEG vs PNG vs WebP: Choose for the Image and Destination
Choose a format for photos, screenshots or transparent graphics, then compare actual output. No format or quality setting guarantees the smallest useful file.
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Image Tools
Resize, crop, convert, compress, watermark and sample images in your browser. Re-encoding can lose metadata or animation.
Choose a task
- Change dimensions
Resize before compressing when the pixel dimensions are too large.
- Reduce transfer size
Compare the output size and image detail.
- Change the format
Choose JPG, PNG or WebP for the destination.
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HEIC to JPG Converter
Convert HEIC/HEIF data to JPEG in the browser.
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Image Compressor
Re-encode images using quality or approximate target size.
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Image Resizer
Change image dimensions in pixels or by percentage.
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Add Watermark to Image
Overlay text or a logo on images.
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Image Color Extractor
Sample prominent colors from a supplied image.
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Crop Image
Trim an image with a free or preset ratio.
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Convert Image
Re-encode a batch as JPG, PNG or WebP.
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Image to Base64
Encode an image file as text for embedding.
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Blur Image
Apply brush-based blur or pixelation to an image.
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