Images use browser canvas
Resize, crop, effects and format changes happen on-device.
Edit images, organize PDFs, convert structured files and change local video formats. Start with a file or jump directly into one of four focused workspaces.
All-in-one editing, resize, crop, transparency, compression, conversion, batch jobs and exact KB targets.
39 tools → FILESZIP, unzip, hashes, Base64, file parts, JSON, CSV, XML, HTML and text conversion.
19 tools → PDFAll-in-one organization, merge, split, compression, images, text, watermark, page sizing and metadata.
29 tools → VIDEOFormat conversion for local MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV and AVI files using browser-loaded WebAssembly.
6 tools →Small supporting tools that do not need their own giant homepage section.
Resize, crop, rotate, flip, compress, recolor and convert an image from one workspace.
Open tool →Compress JPG, PNG and WebP images with visible quality and output settings.
Open tool →Resize images to exact pixel dimensions with optional proportional sizing.
Open tool →Make a solid or near-solid background color transparent with adjustable tolerance.
Open tool →Target an image size close to or below 100 KB with real byte-size checks.
Open tool →Merge, rotate, reverse, number, watermark or resize PDF pages from one workspace.
Open tool →Combine multiple PDF files into one PDF in the order you choose.
Open tool →Reduce PDF size by rasterizing pages with adjustable resolution and JPEG quality.
Open tool →Render PDF pages to JPG and download one image or a ZIP of pages.
Open tool →Create a ZIP archive from multiple local files.
Open tool →Pretty-print valid JSON with configurable indentation.
Open tool →Convert a local MP4 video to WebM in your browser with FFmpeg WebAssembly.
Open tool →Image, PDF, archive, data and media engines run in the browser. Heavy engines such as PDF.js and FFmpeg WebAssembly are loaded only on pages that need them, keeping ordinary pages fast.
Resize, crop, effects and format changes happen on-device.
pdf-lib modifies PDF structure; PDF.js is used only when a page must be rendered.
FFmpeg WebAssembly loads on video/audio pages rather than sending media to a remote conversion API.
A practical guide to image compression, dimensions, file formats and quality settings.
Read guide →GUIDEUnderstand when JPEG, PNG and WebP make sense before converting an image.
Read guide →GUIDELearn what browser-based PDF merging does and how to combine documents safely.
Read guide →GUIDEA clear explanation of pixels, compression and why two images with the same dimensions can have different file sizes.
Read guide →GUIDEUnderstand when a browser tool can process a file without uploading its contents.
Read guide →GUIDELearn why aggressive PDF compression can make text non-selectable and when raster compression is appropriate.
Read guide →GUIDEA practical explanation of WebAssembly video conversion, memory use and format tradeoffs.
Read guide →GUIDEUnderstand the structural differences before converting data files.
Read guide →GUIDEChoose between JPG, PNG and WebP based on transparency, compatibility, detail and file-size limits.
Read guide →GUIDEUnderstand A4 and US Letter dimensions and what happens when PDF pages are resized.
Read guide →GUIDELearn what file hashes are useful for, how they verify files and why a hash is not encryption.
Read guide →GUIDECompare common video containers for browser playback, editing and compatibility before converting.
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