Browser-local image lab
Free Image Tools for Pixels, Resolution, DPI, Size & Format
Check pixels, resolution and DPI. Resize, compress, convert and remove metadata β without uploading your images.
- No upload
- Pixels Β· DPI Β· EXIF
- Free, in your browser
1 KB = 1,000 bytes. Leave blank to use quality only. Target mode searches quality first, then reduces pixels. PNG/GIF/BMP/ICO/SVG switch to WebP to preserve transparency; choose JPEG if your form requires it.
Drop images here
or click to browse files
Browse filesJPG Β· PNG Β· WebP Β· AVIF Β· GIF Β· BMP Β· ICO Β· SVG
Thumbnails show the originals. Download an output to inspect its quality.
DPI metadata is not image quality. Changing a DPI tag does not add pixels or sharpness.
Check an image, then choose a tool
Choose a local image
Select a file from your device. No image is uploaded.
Read the report
Review pixels, size, format, DPI and detected metadata.
Continue with your image
Open resize, compression or metadata tools in this tab to carry over the original.
How these image tools work
Local image processing
Images are processed on your device, without server uploads. Moving between tools may temporarily store the original in this browser.
Runs in the browser
Canvas-based exports run one file at a time. Processing time depends on image size and your device.
Browser-supported formats
PNG and JPEG export are broadly available. WebP and AVIF need browser encoding support; GIF/BMP/ICO output is generally unavailable through Canvas.
Export pixel limits
Exports allow up to 16,384 pixels per side and 80 million pixels total. Available memory can impose lower limits.
Sequential batch queue
Add several images, process them in order, then download completed outputs individually or as a ZIP.
Encoding quality
Quality 100 is not a lossless switch. PNG encodes rendered pixels losslessly, without restoring source detail. Exports are still images.
All Image Conversion Tools
Explore format routes and their browser support. Some output formats require a browser encoder that may not be available.
Compare Image Formats
Compare JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF by content type, transparency, compatibility and editing needs.
WEBP vs PNG
Use the original and a downloaded sample to judge the tradeoff. There is no fixed compression saving that applies to every image.
WEBP vs JPEG
Use the original and a downloaded sample to judge the tradeoff. There is no fixed compression saving that applies to every image.
WEBP vs AVIF
Use the original and a downloaded sample to judge the tradeoff. There is no fixed compression saving that applies to every image.
Image Guides
Practical guides for local conversion, image delivery, accessibility and choosing formats for a website.
How to Convert PNG to WebP
Compare a WebP export with the PNG original before choosing the delivery format.
How to Optimize Images for SEO
Image optimization supports accessibility and loading performance. Ranking gains cannot be promised.
Choosing Image Formats for WordPress
A WordPress library can use several formats. Keep editing originals and choose delivery files for each use.