Edit tools
Change the dimensions, orientation, or appearance of an image.
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Resize an image online for free
Resize JPG, PNG, or WebP images to exact dimensions or a percentage, right in your browser.
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Optimize and minify SVG files
Shrink SVG files by removing comments, editor metadata, empty groups and extra precision, right in your browser.
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Resize images in bulk for free
Resize many JPG, PNG, or WebP images at once by percentage, dimensions, or max file size, right in your browser.
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Crop an image online for free
Crop images to an exact area or aspect ratio in your browser.
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Rotate an image online for free
Rotate a JPG, PNG, or WebP image by 90°, 180°, or a custom angle, right in your browser.
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Flip an image online for free
Mirror a JPG, PNG, or WebP image horizontally or vertically, right in your browser.
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Apply image filters online for free
Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation, or apply grayscale, sepia, and invert filters, right in your browser.
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Add a watermark to an image for free
Overlay repeating or single text watermarks on an image, right in your browser.
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Chain image edits: resize, compress, convert and more
Build a chain of image steps (resize, crop, rotate, compress, convert, watermark) and run it on one or many images at once, right in your browser.
About Edit tools
Resize takes exact pixel dimensions or a percentage, with the option to keep the aspect ratio locked so nothing stretches. Crop gives you a draggable selection over the image. Rotate and flip fix orientation, including photos that arrive sideways because the camera recorded rotation in metadata rather than in the pixels. Bulk resize runs the same dimensions across a whole folder at once.
Filters and watermarks change how the image reads rather than its geometry — adjustments for tone and colour, and text stamped across the image at a size, position, and opacity you control. Every tool in this category runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded anywhere. Resizing down always looks better than resizing up: shrinking discards information, enlarging has to invent it.