Choose the right image tool
A practical directory for cropping, resizing, image compression, simple background color removal, photo filters and conversions.
Available focused tools
Choose the right image tool
Each tool keeps its controls focused on one job. You can open a tool directly, select a local file, examine the preview, and export a new image without first learning the entire canvas editor.
How to use this tool
- For composition changes, use crop or resize.
- For file-delivery requirements, use compression or a PNG, JPEG, or WebP converter.
- For visual changes, choose photo filters, background-color removal, text, watermarking, or memes.
- Use the full editor when your image requires several different kinds of changes.
Practical tips
- A cropped image changes what is visible; a resized image changes pixel dimensions.
- Compression may reduce file size at the expense of detail.
- Background removal works best when the background has one relatively uniform color.
Common questions
Which format is best for screenshots?
PNG often preserves hard edges and fine text more clearly than lossy JPEG.
Which tool should I use for a social post?
Crop to the needed composition, then resize to the destination dimensions and export in the format you need.
Limitations: Actual output size and quality depend on the input file, chosen format, and browser encoder.
Related tools: Crop a photo without changing the original file · Resize image dimensions while controlling proportions · Control JPEG or WebP image export quality