Optimize and edit images
Reduce file size, correct dimensions and prepare clean delivery copies.
Image toolkit
Prepare photos, graphics and web assets without opening complex desktop software. Reduce image size in KB, resize for forms or social media, convert JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and SVG files, create favicons and inspect metadata with practical browser-based workflows.
Start with the most common image optimization, editing and conversion tasks.
Reduce JPG, PNG and WebP file size while balancing quality and download size.
Open tool →Resize images by pixels or percentage for websites, forms and social media.
Open tool →Crop unwanted areas and prepare exact aspect ratios for profiles and documents.
Open tool →Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF with quality and transparency controls.
Open tool →Create passport, office, army, police and exam photos with printable JPG and PDF sheets.
Open tool →Create correctly sized images for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and YouTube.
Open tool →Reduce file size, correct dimensions and prepare clean delivery copies.
Change formats for compatibility, transparency, editing or web performance.
Build icons, inspect image details and generate scannable assets.
Choose based on the content, transparency needs, compatibility and final destination—not only the smallest file size.
| Format | Best for | Important consideration |
|---|---|---|
| JPG / JPEG | Photos, email and broad compatibility | Small files; no transparency; repeated saves can reduce quality |
| PNG | Logos, screenshots and transparent graphics | Lossless and transparent; often larger than JPG or WebP |
| WebP | Modern websites and mixed photo/graphic content | Good compression and transparency; confirm legacy workflow support |
| AVIF | Very small modern web images | Excellent compression; editing and platform support can vary |
| SVG | Logos, icons and scalable illustrations | Sharp at any size; not suitable for ordinary camera photos |
Remove unused edges before processing extra pixels.
Match the final display or upload dimensions.
Choose JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or SVG for the destination.
Compare quality, dimensions and final file size.
Keep the original file separately. Export purpose-specific copies for your website, application form, marketplace, email or social platform so future edits do not start from an already compressed image.
Many tools in this collection use browser APIs such as Canvas and local file readers, allowing common edits and conversions to happen on your device. Processing behavior can vary by tool, so review the privacy note shown on the tool page before working with sensitive images.
Before publishing or submitting a file, check its dimensions, orientation, transparency, visual quality and file size. For passport, visa or official application photos, confirm the current rules directly with the relevant authority.
The tools in this collection are available online without installing desktop image-editing software. Individual tools explain their supported formats and limits.
Many FormatForge image tools process files locally in your browser. Review the privacy note on the individual tool because processing details can differ by feature.
Resize the image close to its final display dimensions, select an efficient output format, then adjust compression quality while checking the preview and resulting file size.
WebP is a practical modern default for many websites. JPG remains useful for photos and broad compatibility, PNG is suitable for transparency, and SVG is best for scalable logos and icons.
Resize first when the source is much larger than the final display size. Then compress the resized copy. Some FormatForge tools combine both steps in one workflow.
No. Conversion cannot restore detail already lost through JPG compression. It creates a PNG copy that can be useful for editing or compatibility, but it does not recreate missing detail.
The Passport Photo Maker can prepare common proportions and print sheets. Always verify the exact dimensions, background and biometric rules published by the issuing authority.
Choose with confidence
Start with the outcome you need, use the smallest suitable tool, and verify the downloaded or copied result before relying on it. The guidance below helps turn individual utilities into a reliable workflow.
Start here
Compress images when faster loading matters more than keeping the original byte size.
Open recommended tool →Choose PNG for transparency, JPG for photographs and WebP for modern web delivery.
Open recommended tool →Crop or resize before uploading to a website, form or social platform.
Open recommended tool →Before you finish
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