Images & Video
Convert an image
Convert between JPG, PNG and WebP - nothing gets uploaded.
Images & Video
Convert and shrink images, trim videos - all of it on your own device.
Images & Video
Convert SVG to JPG or PNG
Turn a SVG file into a pixel image, at the size you need.
Images & Video
Shrink an image
Fewer pixels, a smaller file - or both, down to a size you name.
Images & Video
View and remove EXIF data
Shows what a photo gives away about you - and takes it out.
Images & Video
Set GPS coordinates on photos
Pick a place on the map - your images come back unchanged.
Images & Video
Convert HEIC to JPG
iPhone photos in a format that opens everywhere.
Images & Video
Still frame from a video
One frame out of the clip - at the video's own resolution.
Images & Video
View video information
Length, resolution, frame rate, codecs - even for files that will not open.
Images & Video
Trim a video
Cut the start and the end - in seconds, without re-encoding.
Images & Video
Add a watermark
Put a logo on a picture - by dragging, not by typing coordinates.
Images & Video
Remove sound from a video
Muting does not do it - removing does. In seconds.
Images & Video
Extract sound from a video
The audio track as its own file - without loss where possible.
Images & Video
Convert a video
Between MP4, WebM and MOV - without re-encoding where possible.
Images & Video
Shrink a video
Under the attachment limit - with a target size instead of a guess.
Images & Video
Video to GIF
A short moment as an animation - with an honest size figure.
Images & Video
Rotate a video
Shot sideways, needed upright - usually in seconds.
Photos and videos are the most personal files most people have. A holiday picture carries the place it was taken to within a few metres; a video clip often carries more than you meant to pass on. Uploading exactly those files to a stranger in order to make them smaller is a poor trade.
Here the work happens on your device. Your browser can decode, draw and re-encode images on its own - no server required. On large files that costs a little computing time, and in exchange you know where your pictures stayed.