Which common image tasks are available?
You can compress, convert, crop, resize, watermark, inspect EXIF and metadata, encode or decode Base64, convert HEIC, and stitch multiple images.
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Compress PNG, JPG, and WebP images locally in the browser with quality, size, and format controls.
Convert images to Data URLs or raw Base64 locally in your browser, or paste Base64 to restore, preview, and download an image.
Add text or logo watermarks locally in your browser with nine-point placement, tiling, opacity, rotation, and batch ZIP export.
Crop images by dragging locally in your browser, apply common ratios, rotate or flip, set exact dimensions, and export PNG, JPEG, or WebP.
Read EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, and ICC data from regular images and HEIC / HEIF files locally, identify privacy risks, and batch-export clean images with metadata removed.
Batch-convert HEIC / HEIF, JPG, PNG, WebP, and other images locally in your browser with quality, sizing, transparency handling, and ZIP downloads.
Decode HEIC and HEIF photos locally, control JPEG quality and dimensions, remove attached metadata, and download individual files or a ZIP.
Stitch images vertically, horizontally, or in a grid, or automatically detect scrolling screenshot overlaps and remove duplicate content locally in your browser with HEIC support, drag sorting, and flexible exports.
Parse SVG as XML, remove scripts, event handlers, foreign content, and unsafe resources using explicit security profiles, then verify and export optimized files.
Crop photos locally using US/UK printed-photo reference sizes or custom dimensions. Export DPI-tagged JPEG photos and multi-copy print sheets. No retouching or approval guarantee.
Prepare an image for a website, document, marketplace, or social post without moving through several unrelated apps. Dedicated tools cover size, format, dimensions, metadata, watermarks, encoding, and multi-image layouts.
You can compress, convert, crop, resize, watermark, inspect EXIF and metadata, encode or decode Base64, convert HEIC, and stitch multiple images.
The core image workflows are designed for local browser processing, subject to format and browser support.