21 free tools

Free image tools that work in your browser

Edit, fix and share photos on a phone or a computer: cut out a background, enlarge a small picture, hide a face or a number plate, put photos together, and get the size or format a form asks for. Your photos stay on your device.

Edit and fix

Make and share

Colour and text

About these tools

The background remover and the upscaler run an AI model inside the page. The model downloads once, the first time you use it, and then the work happens on your own device, so a family photo or a product shot stays private.

Blur or pixelate image hides faces, number plates and addresses with a brush or a box. Watermark photos puts your name or logo on many pictures at once. Change image DPI sets 72, 150 or 300 DPI for print and visa forms. PNG, JPG and WebP that already store resolution keep every pixel, and other files save as a PNG.

The collage maker places 2 to 9 photos in a grid with spacing and borders, the image splitter cuts one picture into a 3x3 grid or a swipe carousel for Instagram, the GIF maker turns photos into an animation, and the screenshot beautifier frames a screenshot on a background for a post or a slide.

The colour tools read the exact HEX and RGB of any pixel, find the main colours in a photo and build palettes to export as CSS. The crop, compress, passport photo and image to text tools are listed here too.

Questions

Are my photos uploaded?

Your photos stay on your device. Each tool reads the file inside the page and saves the result straight to your downloads, and the AI tools run their model on your device.

Why does the background remover take a moment the first time?

It downloads its AI model the first time you use it. Your browser keeps the model, so later visits start much faster.

Which formats can I open?

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and the other formats your browser shows, including HEIC in Safari. Results save as PNG, JPG or WebP, and the GIF maker saves an animated GIF. A TIFF or BMP that already stores a resolution keeps that file type when you set the DPI.

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