A small neural network downloads once and cuts out backgrounds locally, with restore and erase brushes for touch-ups.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ PNG (transparent)Heavy on device
Image and screenshot tools
Screenshots leak more than you think: API keys in terminals, email addresses in notifications, GPS coordinates buried in EXIF. Every image tool here decodes, edits, and re-encodes your file locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so there is nothing for a server to keep.
Black out names, keys, and faces with secure solid redaction. Blur and pixelate available with explicit warnings.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ PNGLight on device
Inspect EXIF, GPS, and device fields grouped by risk, then export a stripped copy that is rescanned to prove it.
JPEG · PNG · WebP +→ JPEGLight on device
Quality slider and target-size search with side-by-side comparison. Metadata is stripped by default.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ JPEGLight on device
Compress many JPG, PNG, and WebP images in one go with a shared quality or per-image target size, then download them as a zip.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ JPEGModerate on device
Resize by pixels, percentage, or platform preset with contain/cover/stretch modes and upscale warnings.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ PNGLight on device
PNG, JPEG, and WebP conversion with explicit transparency handling and per-file batch results.
PNG · JPEG · WebP +→ PNGLight on device
Free and fixed-ratio crop, 90° rotation, and flips. Cropped-out pixels are excluded from the output.
PNG · JPEG · WebP→ PNGLight on device
What people use these for
- Black out an API key or email in a screenshot before posting it publicly
- Remove GPS location and camera details from a photo before sharing
- Compress a screenshot under a size limit without visible quality loss
- Convert HEIC-shot photos or PNGs to JPEG or WebP for the web
- Resize an image to exact pixel dimensions for a form or listing
Guides for better results
Learn the format, its privacy risks, and the tradeoffs behind the tools before you export.
Why blurring sensitive text isn't enough
Blurred and pixelated text looks hidden, but it often isn't. What visual obscuring actually does to your pixels, why it can be reversed, and what secure redaction means.
6 min read · Reviewed July 2026
What your photos reveal: EXIF, GPS, and hidden thumbnails
A photo is more than its pixels. GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, timestamps, editing history, and embedded thumbnails travel inside image files — here's what's there and how to remove it.
7 min read · Reviewed July 2026
Before you post that screenshot: keys, tokens, and tabs
The fastest way to leak a credential in 2026 is still a screenshot. What commonly leaks, why cropping and blurring don't save you, and a checklist to run before an image goes public.
6 min read · Reviewed July 2026