Files & Images tools
Resize, convert, and strip metadata from images (HEIC too); merge, split, compress, and rotate PDFs — all in your browser.
Open a .csv file or paste CSV text and browse it as a sortable table with delimiter auto-detection.
See the hidden metadata in your photos — GPS location, camera, lens, exposure, and dates — and download clean copies with it removed, losslessly and without uploading.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG or PNG in your browser, in batches and with no upload.
Compress JPEG, PNG, or WebP images with a quality slider and optional max-dimension cap, with a side-by-side preview.
Crop any image with a draggable, resizable selection and square, 4:3, or 16:9 presets, then download as PNG or JPEG.
Resize any image to exact pixel dimensions or a percentage, with an aspect-ratio lock and JPEG, PNG, or WebP export.
Turn any image into a Base64 data URL, raw Base64, CSS background-image rule, or ready-to-paste <img> tag.
Convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images to one PDF in your browser, with no upload.
Convert one or many JPEG images to lossless PNG in your browser, with a per-file download for each result.
Make PDFs smaller in your browser, with no upload.
Merge multiple PDFs into a single file in your browser: add files, reorder them, and download the combined PDF.
Number the pages of a PDF in your browser, with no upload.
Extract chosen page ranges from a PDF into a new file, or split every page into its own PDF — all in your browser.
Convert PDF pages to JPG or PNG images in your browser, with no upload.
Convert PNG images to JPEG with a quality slider and a background color of your choice for transparent areas.
Rotate PDF pages permanently in your browser, with no upload.
Render SVG markup or an .svg file to a crisp PNG at 1–4× scale or a custom width, entirely in your browser.
Convert WebP images to widely-supported JPEG in your browser, with batch support and a quality slider.
About Files & Images tools
Tools for the file jobs that usually send people hunting for sketchy converter sites: resizing an image to exact dimensions, compressing a photo under an upload limit with a side-by-side quality preview, cropping to a preset ratio, converting between JPG, PNG, and WebP, and turning iPhone HEIC photos into JPGs — plus rendering SVG to crisp PNG at up to 4× scale. The EXIF viewer shows what a photo gives away (camera, timestamps, GPS location) and removes it without re-encoding. The PDF tools merge multiple files into one (with drag-to-reorder), split chosen page ranges into a new document, compress oversized scans, rotate pages, add page numbers, and render pages to JPG or PNG; the CSV viewer opens a file as a sortable table.
The important difference from most "free online converter" sites is that nothing here is an upload service. Your files are processed by your own browser using its built-in image and PDF capabilities — they never leave your computer, there's no queue, no email-gated download, and no server keeping a copy. That makes these tools appropriate for private photos, contracts, and internal documents, and it's why they're fast: the only limit is your own machine.
Batch support where it matters (image format conversions accept multiple files at once) and per-file downloads keep bigger jobs manageable. Everything is free, with no file size tiers or watermarks.