Image tools
Image tools for compressing, resizing, cropping, converting, and preparing images in your browser.
Compress Image
Compress JPG, PNG, and WebP images.
Resize Image
Resize images by width, height, or percentage.
Crop Image
Crop images to the exact area you need.
Convert Image
Convert images between common web formats.
JPG to PNG
Convert JPG images to PNG.
PNG to JPG
Convert PNG images to JPG.
WebP Converter
Convert images to or from WebP.
HEIC to JPG
Convert HEIC and HEIF photos to JPG locally with a built-in decoder.
Image to PDF
Turn one or more images into a PDF file.
Background Color Remover
Remove a selected solid background color from an image.
Remove Image Metadata
Remove common EXIF and container metadata by re-encoding images in your browser.
Rotate Image
Rotate images left, right, or by custom degrees.
Flip Image
Flip images horizontally or vertically.
Watermark Image
Add a text or logo watermark to images.
Blur Image
Blur full images or selected areas.
Color Picker
Pick colors from an image and copy HEX values.
Image Upscaler
Resize images upward with browser sharpening controls.
Favicon Generator
Create favicon sizes from a logo, icon, or initials image.
Popular tasks
Clean and package images
How to choose an image tool
Use this section to choose the right image action: compress a photo, resize it, crop unwanted edges, convert formats, remove metadata, or turn images into a PDF. Local tools run in the browser, so simple image work does not require sending the file to a server.
How to choose an image tool
- Compress Image - when a photo is too large for a website, form, email, or chat.
- Resize Image - when you need exact pixels, a percentage scale, or a smaller copy without cropping.
- Crop Image - when edges need to be removed or the subject needs a tighter frame.
- Convert Image - when you need JPG, PNG, WebP, or another publish-ready format.
What you can do
- Prepare an image for a website, profile, marketplace, form, or document system.
- Fix the frame quickly: rotate, flip, crop, blur sensitive areas, or add a watermark.
- Clean a file before sharing by removing common EXIF and container metadata.
Formats and limits
- JPG usually fits photos and smaller files, PNG fits transparency and sharp graphics, and WebP fits modern web pages.
- HEIC depends on browser support. If it cannot be decoded, convert it on the device or in the camera app first.
- Very large images depend on browser memory; for heavy files, resize first or close extra tabs.
Data and processing
Why browser-local matters for images
- Images can include faces, documents, addresses, location data, and camera metadata.
- Local image tools process the file in your browser and do not send image contents to Utilio servers.
- Network tools are marked separately, so you can see when an external request is needed.
Common questions
Can I prepare images in the browser without sending them to a server?
Use local image tools for supported preparation tasks such as compression, resizing, cropping, conversion, metadata removal, and image-to-PDF export.
Which image tool should I use first?
Start with the bottleneck: compress for file size, resize for dimensions, crop for framing, convert for format mismatch, and remove metadata before sharing sensitive photos.
When should I switch from image tools to PDF or generators?
Use PDF tools when the final output is a document, and generators when you need a favicon, Open Graph asset, QR code, or another web-facing generated value.