Image tools

Everything runs on your own device. Files never reach a server, no account is needed, and there is no cap on how much you process.

Editing

Cropping, captions, arrows, shapes and stacking images on one canvas.

Grab the whole screen, a single window or a tab, then mark it up.

Set the size in pixels or percent. Proportions are kept unless you turn that off.

Turn a photo to the angle you need, or mirror it.

Drag out the area you want, or type exact dimensions.

Cut the file size by choosing your own balance between weight and quality.

Combine several pictures into one — in a row, a column or a grid.

See the pixel size, file weight, resolution and metadata.

Make a plain canvas of the size you need — a starting point for a collage, for instance.

Lift the text off a screenshot or a photo of a document and copy it.

JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas are filled with the colour you pick.

BMP stores pixels uncompressed — converting to JPG usually shrinks it dramatically.

Move WebP into a format that opens anywhere.

iPhone photos in HEIC do not open everywhere — convert them to JPG.

Gather images into one document and reorder pages by dragging.

Convert document pages into pictures — all of them or just the ones you need.

Every page of the document becomes its own image.

Images are processed by code running on your device. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.

No upload means no waiting. Speed depends on your machine, not on how busy a server is.

No account required, no cap on operations, files up to 100 MB.