Image Tools
Images are usually the heaviest part of a web page, and the wrong format or size can make a fast site feel slow. These tools cover the everyday jobs: shrinking a file, resizing it to the space it fills, fixing a sideways photo and converting between formats.
Most of the image converters and the compressor work inside your browser, so your pictures are not uploaded. As a starting point, use WebP for photos and graphics on websites, JPG when a photo has to open everywhere, and PNG for screenshots, logos and anything that needs a transparent background. The QR code tools and Image OCR round out the set.
Guides for these tools
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PNG vs JPG vs WebP: Which Image Format Should You Actually Use?
A plain-language comparison of PNG, JPG and WebP, with rules of thumb for choosing the right one and tools to convert between them.
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How to Compress Images for the Web Without Making Them Look Worse
Why images slow pages down, how to pick the right size, format and quality, and a quick workflow that keeps photos sharp and pages fast.