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Image Studio

Convert, compress, and resize images without uploading them.

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Drop an image here

PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, or paste from clipboard

Choose a file
Output format
Quality / compression82%
Resize width
px · height auto
-smaller
Load an image to see results.

Metadata is stripped automatically on re-encode.

Overview

An in-browser image editor for everyday tasks: convert between formats, compress to a smaller file, and resize. It also strips the image's embedded metadata as it works. Useful for getting a picture to the right format and size for a website, an upload, or sharing. Everything runs in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.

How it works

You load an image and apply what you need. Converting changes the file format (for example PNG to JPG or WebP), compressing reduces the file size using a quality setting you control, and resizing scales the image to a width you choose, with the height adjusted automatically to keep the proportions. The tool also removes the image's embedded metadata. Because the work happens locally through your browser, the image stays on your device and is not sent to a server.

How to use it

  1. Upload or drag in your image.
  2. Choose what to do: convert the format, compress, or resize by width.
  3. Adjust the settings, such as the quality or the target width, and preview the result.
  4. Download the edited image.

Examples

Shrink for an upload

Compress a large photo with the quality slider to get it under a size limit.

Convert a format

Change a PNG to a JPG or WebP to suit where you are uploading it.

FAQ

Is my image uploaded?
No. Editing happens in your browser, so the image stays on your device.
What formats does it support?
It converts between PNG, JPG, and WebP.
How does resizing work?
You set a target width and the height is adjusted automatically to keep the image's proportions.
Will compressing reduce quality?
Compressing trades some quality for a smaller file. The quality setting lets you balance the two.
Does it remove image metadata?
Yes. It strips the embedded metadata from the image as it processes it.

Embed this tool

Paste this snippet to put the tool on your own site. It runs entirely in the visitor's browser, the same as it does here.

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