Free Image Tools: Resize, Compress, Convert and More
Every tool on this page runs entirely inside your browser. Your image is read by the page, processed on your own device, and handed straight back to you. Nothing is uploaded to a server, nothing is stored, and nothing is sent anywhere. That means no queue, no waiting on an upload, and no account. Close the tab and there is nothing left behind.
What free image tools does IWantFreeImageTools offer?
IWantFreeImageTools offers eleven free browser based image tools. For editing and adjusting: an Image Resizer, Image Cropper, Rotate and Flip, and an Add Watermark tool that overlays your own text. For converting and optimising: an Image Compressor, JPG to PNG, PNG to JPG, WebP to JPG, and HEIC to JPG for iPhone photos. There is also an Image to Base64 encoder and an Image Size Checker that tells you whether an image meets a platform's requirements before you upload it.
Every tool works in your browser with no upload, no account and no watermark on your output. Most accept several files at once. Matching an image to the size it is actually displayed at is one of the most effective things you can do for page speed (web.dev).
✏️ Edit and Adjust
Change the shape, size or orientation of an image, or put your own text on it. These are the tools for when the picture is right but the framing is not.
Image Resizer
Resize by dimensions, percentage, or a target file size, with the aspect ratio locked by default.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolImage Cropper
Crop to any shape or pick a preset ratio for Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and the rest.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolRotate and Flip
Turn an image in 90 degree steps or mirror it. Fixes photos that show sideways everywhere but your phone.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolAdd Text or Watermark
Overlay your own text with control over font, colour, opacity and position. Doubles as a simple add text tool.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free Tool🗜️ Convert and Optimise
Make files smaller or change them into a format the receiving software will actually open. This is where most upload problems get solved.
Image Compressor
Shrink the file size while keeping the dimensions. Around 80 percent quality usually halves a photo invisibly.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolHEIC to JPG
Convert the format iPhones shoot by default into JPG, which every other piece of software can open.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolWebP to JPG
Turn WebP files into JPG so older software and less technical recipients can open them without complaint.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolJPG to PNG
Convert to PNG when you need transparency support or crisp edges on text and line art.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolPNG to JPG
Convert to JPG to cut the file size sharply. Check for transparent areas first, they become solid white.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free Tool🧪 Remove and Extract
Pull something out of an image rather than changing the image itself. This is the newest area of the site and the thinnest, so two of these are still being built.
Image to Base64
Extract an image into a text string you can paste straight into HTML, CSS or an email template.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolBackground Remover
Cut a subject out from its background. Not built yet, since doing this well in the browser needs edge detection we have not shipped.
🔒 Will stay on your device Not available yetImage to Text (OCR)
Read the text out of a screenshot or photo. Not built yet. In the meantime, most phones can do this from the photo itself.
🔒 Will stay on your device Not available yet🧭 Work Out What You Need
For when you know what you want the image to look like but not what the thing you need is called.
Image Tool Finder Quiz
Seven questions about your task, your platform and your device. Get pointed at two or three tools with a tip for each.
🔒 Stays on your device Take the QuizImage Size Checker
Enter your dimensions and find out whether the image passes for Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube and more.
🔒 Stays on your device Use Free ToolCommon questions
References
- Serving images at their displayed size as a page performance measure (web.dev).
- Why a single fixed image size rarely suits every screen and context (W3C).
- WebP lossy images run roughly 25 to 34 percent smaller than comparable JPEG (Google Developers).