How do I make an image smaller without losing quality?

Use the image compressor and convert to WebP or AVIF: at the same visible quality they are usually 25-50% smaller than JPG. You can also set a target such as 100 KB.

Can I open iPhone HEIC photos here?

Yes. The image converter reads HEIC and saves it as JPG or PNG, which every app and website accepts.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Every image tool runs in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.

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Free Image Tools

Convert, compress and resize images, remove backgrounds, make passport photos and favicons.

ImageBackground RemoverRemove the background from product photos, logos and headshots in your browser - batch of 20, download as a ZIP.ImageImage Compressor & ConverterCompress and convert JPG, PNG and WebP images without leaving your browser.NewImagePassport Photo MakerCrop a photo to US, UK, EU, Canadian or Australian passport size and print it on a 4x6 sheet at home.NewImageFavicon GeneratorMake favicon.ico, the Apple touch icon and PWA icons from an image, text or an emoji - with the HTML to paste in.NewImageEXIF Data RemoverSee and strip the hidden location, camera and date data from photos before you share them - JPG, PNG and WebP.NewImageImage ConverterConvert between WebP, AVIF, PNG, JPG and iPhone HEIC in your browser - real AVIF encoding, batch files, nothing uploaded.

What these image tools are for

Tools for the image jobs that come up every week: converting between JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and iPhone HEIC, compressing a photo to fit an upload limit, cutting out a background, making a passport photo or a full favicon set, and removing the hidden GPS location from a picture before you share it.

All of it happens in your browser - even background removal runs on your device - so private photos stay private.

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Questions

How do I make an image smaller without losing quality?: Use the image compressor and convert to WebP or AVIF: at the same visible quality they are usually 25-50% smaller than JPG. You can also set a target such as 100 KB.
Can I open iPhone HEIC photos here?: Yes. The image converter reads HEIC and saves it as JPG or PNG, which every app and website accepts.
Are my photos uploaded?: No. Every image tool runs in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.