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Image tools
Pick what you want to do with a picture: make it smaller, resize it, change its file type, crop and rotate it, or remove hidden data such as the GPS place. Every tool runs in your browser and your pictures are not uploaded.
All image tools
Most used
- Compress imageMake JPG, PNG and WebP files smaller, even to a size in KB
- Resize imageBy pixels, by percent, or a ready size for social media
- PNG to JPGA smaller file, with a background colour in place of transparency
- WebP to JPGTurn a WebP picture into a JPG that opens anywhere
- HEIC to JPGiPhone photos that will not open, as JPG
- View and remove EXIFSee the GPS place, camera and date inside a photo, then remove them
Make smaller or resize
Convert picture type
- Convert imageSwitch between JPG, PNG and WebP
- WebP to JPGTurn a WebP picture into a JPG that opens anywhere
- PNG to JPGA smaller file, with a background colour in place of transparency
- JPG to PNGSave as PNG, with no further loss
- JPG to WebPA web picture smaller than the JPG
- HEIC to JPGiPhone photos that will not open, as JPG
Crop and rotate
Privacy
Your pictures never leave your device
Every tool here opens the picture from your device, works on it in your browser's memory and saves a new file straight back to your device. Nothing is uploaded to freesabai's servers or anyone else's, and no picture or file name is kept: close the page and it is all gone. The site only counts how many times a page is opened and how many times a result is saved, never a file name, size or content, and you can switch the counting off at the bottom of the page (see the privacy policy).
Our compress, resize, convert and crop tools draw the picture again, so the hidden data in it (EXIF), such as the place it was taken, the camera and the date, does not go into the new file, automatically. To remove the hidden data without touching the picture at all, use "View and remove EXIF".
Limits to know: an animated GIF or WebP keeps only its first frame; a picture with a wide colour profile (such as Display P3) is converted to sRGB and its colours may shift slightly; and a very large picture on a phone is brought down to what the device can hold. Each tool says its own limits.
Report a problem or suggest an idea
Found a problem, want the image tools to do more, or want another tool? Tell us on the feedback page. No sign-up needed.