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Free image tools — resize, compress, convert and extract text

Start with the destination’s requirements: file format, pixel dimensions, byte limit and transparency. Then choose a workspace that changes the right property without sacrificing content you need.

Choose your tool

Which workflow fits your task?

Meet a pixel size and a KB limit

Use the image requirements workspace for both dimensions and target bytes. Fit preserves the whole image, padding creates an exact canvas, and cropping removes edges. Inspect the actual result; not every quality and size combination is achievable.

Change JPG, PNG or WebP format

Batch conversion creates genuinely re-encoded files, not renamed extensions. PNG and WebP can retain transparency; JPG needs a solid background. Check screenshots and fine text before choosing lossy output.

Prepare a portrait or annotated image

Remove a human portrait’s background, choose a color and make a millimetre-sized A4 photo sheet. For other edits, crop, add text or arrows in the editor, or apply a repeatable text watermark to a batch. Photo presets do not certify official acceptance.

Turn a screenshot into editable text

Local OCR reads English or Simplified Chinese from image pixels. A sharper source helps; review names, punctuation and numbers against the image. An OCR result is editable text, not a faithful reconstruction of a complex page layout.

Practical guides

Should I resize or convert an image first?

Work from the original. The resize workspace exports JPEG and checks your pixel and KB settings. Use the converter when format or transparency is the main requirement. Repeated lossy conversion cannot recover detail already removed.

Do background removal and OCR run locally?

Yes. Their model and runtime assets download from this site when needed, but the selected image is processed on your device. The first run may take longer. Download results before leaving; there is no saved image history.