# Convert, compress and clean up images without uploading them.

Free image tools · 100% in-browser

Eight tools that run entirely in your browser. Your photos, scans and screenshots are processed on your device — they never touch a server, ours or anyone else’s.

[Compress an image →](/compress/)

[Browse all tools](#tools)

## 01 The toolset

[01→Image ConverterPNG, JPG and WebP — batch convert in one drop.](/convert/)

[02→Image CompressorShrink file size with a live before/after slider.](/compress/)

[03→Image ResizerBatch resize by pixels or percent, aspect ratio locked.](/resize/)

[04→Image CropperDrag to crop, with 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and OG presets.](/crop/)

[05→EXIF Viewer & RemoverSee what your photo reveals — then strip it losslessly.](/exif/)

[06→Favicon GeneratorOne image in, every favicon size + a real .ico out.](/favicon/)

[07→SVG to PNGRender SVG markup or files to crisp PNG at any scale.](/svg-to-png/)

[08→Image to Base64Data URIs with ready-to-paste CSS and HTML snippets.](/base64/)

## 02 Choose a starting point

## Match the job to the tool.

- **Oversized photos:** [resize](/resize/) to the largest display size first, then [compress](/compress/) the smaller file.

- **Wrong format:** use the [converter](/convert/) for PNG, JPG or WebP.

- **Exact framing:** [crop](/crop/) to the right composition or ratio, then resize only if a pixel target matters.

- **Metadata privacy:** inspect and remove GPS and camera details with the [EXIF tool](/exif/) before sharing.

- **Website delivery assets:** render logos with [SVG to PNG](/svg-to-png/), make icon sets with the [favicon generator](/favicon/), or use [Base64](/base64/) only for tiny inline assets.

## 03 The workflow

![Zoomed comparison of one image as lossless original, WebP quality 80 and WebP quality 15](https://pixsquish.com/wp-content/themes/pixsquish/assets/img/compress-demo.webp)

### Crop → resize → compress.

Done in that order, this routinely cuts **90% of an image’s file size** with no visible loss — the figure above is real output from these tools.

[Read the 3-step guide →](/articles/reduce-image-file-size-for-web/)

## 04 Why “no upload” matters

## Your files stay on your device. Verifiably.

Most free image sites send your file to their server, process it there, and keep logs. That is a real problem for ID scans, contracts, medical documents and family photos. PixSquish uses the image engine already built into your browser (the Canvas API), so the file opens locally, gets processed locally, and downloads locally. Don’t take our word for it: load any tool, switch off your Wi-Fi, and keep working — or read [why we built it this way](/about/).

## 05 Guides

[GuideWebP vs AVIF vs JPEG vs PNG: Which Format WhenA practical decision guide to modern image formats, with a cheat table.](/articles/webp-vs-avif-vs-jpeg/)

[GuideHow Image Compression Actually WorksLossy vs lossless, quality sliders, and why 80% is usually the sweet spot.](/articles/how-image-compression-works/)

[GuideEXIF Data: What Your Photos Reveal About YouGPS coordinates, camera serials, timestamps — and how to remove them.](/articles/exif-data-privacy/)

[GuideImage Size Cheat Sheet: OG, Favicon, SocialEvery dimension you keep googling, in one table.](/articles/image-sizes-cheat-sheet/)

[GuideFavicon Size Guide: 16×16 to 512×512The browser, Apple touch and PWA icon sizes that matter, with tags to copy.](/articles/favicon-size-guide/)

[GuideReduce Image File Size for the Web: 3 StepsThe crop → resize → compress workflow that routinely cuts 90% off, with targets.](/articles/reduce-image-file-size-for-web/)

[GuideSVG vs PNG for Logos and IconsVector or raster? A practical decision guide, and when to rasterize.](/articles/svg-vs-png-logos-icons/)