Free Image Tools

Convert between image formats, resize, crop, rotate, compress, and edit images — free, with no signup required. Every tool runs directly in your browser.

Format Converters

Convert between the most common image formats: PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, GIF, and ICO.

JPG to PNGPNG to JPGPNG to WebPWebP to PNGJPG to WebPWebP to JPGPNG to BMPJPG to BMPPNG to GIFJPG to GIFPNG to ICOJPG to ICOICO to PNG

General Converters

For automatic format detection, use Image Converter, JPG Converter, or ICO Converter.

Image ConverterJPG ConverterICO Converter

Image Editing Tools

Flip or rotate an image, crop it to a specific area, resize dimensions, enlarge without losing quality, or apply a pencil-sketch effect.

Flip ImageRotate ImageImage CropperImage ResizerImage EnlargerImage Pencil Effect

Optimization & Extraction

Reduce file size with Image Optimizer, or extract text from an image with Image to Text.

Image OptimizerImage to Text

Encoding Tools

Convert an image into a Base64 string for embedding directly in code, or decode a Base64 string back into an image.

Image to Base64Base64 to Image

Other Image Tools

Generate a favicon from any image with Favicon Generator Tool, find visually similar images with Reverse Image Search, create placeholder images with Dummy Image Placeholder Generator, or convert a color between hex and RGB with Hex to RGB Color Converter.

Favicon Generator ToolReverse Image SearchDummy Image Placeholder GeneratorHex to RGB Color Converter

How to Use These Tools Together

1. Pick the right format for the job. Use WebP for web delivery, PNG when you need transparency, and ICO for favicons.
2. Resize and crop before converting. Get dimensions right first, then convert to your target format.
3. Optimize before publishing. Run the final image through Image Optimizer to shrink file size without a visible quality loss.
4. Use Base64 encoding sparingly. It's useful for small icons embedded directly in code, but bloats file size for larger images compared to linking a normal image file.

Image Tool Tips

• WebP typically beats PNG and JPG for web use. It's usually 25-35% smaller at comparable visual quality.
• Converting a JPG to a lossless format doesn't recover lost detail. Once compression artifacts exist, no conversion removes them.
• Favicons need to be simple. Fine detail disappears at 16x16 pixels, so start from a bold, simplified source image.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these image tools free?

Yes, all image tools on this page are free with no signup required.

Which image format should I use for my website?

WebP is generally the best choice for web use today, offering smaller file sizes than PNG or JPG at comparable quality, with PNG as a good fallback where transparency and broad compatibility matter most.

Does converting a JPG to PNG improve its quality?

No. JPG compression is lossy, so any quality lost during the original JPG save can't be recovered by converting to a different format afterward.

What is Base64 image encoding used for?

It represents an image as a text string that can be embedded directly in HTML or CSS, useful for small icons but inefficient for larger images compared to linking a normal image file.

Can I resize and convert an image in one step?

Most tools here handle one task at a time; resize or crop the image first, then run it through the format converter for your target format.

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