Image Tools

Image Tools

Convert between formats, compress file size, crop to any dimension, and strip EXIF metadata — all processed locally in your browser.

Convert to WebP for faster web pages
No uploads
Client-side processing
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Common tasks

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Convert to WebP for faster web pages

Upload a JPG or PNG and convert it to WebP — typically 25–35% smaller with the same visual quality.

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Compress before uploading

Drag an image in, adjust the quality slider, and see live file-size savings before downloading.

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Strip GPS and camera data

Inspect every EXIF field — location, device, timestamps — then remove them before sharing online.

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Resize for social media

Enter exact pixel dimensions or pick an aspect-ratio preset like 1:1 for Instagram or 16:9 for banners.

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Full toolkit

All image tools

Pick a tool to get started — everything runs locally in your browser.

Format Converter
Convert JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF images with adjustable quality — batch-ready, no upload needed.
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Image Compressor
Reduce image file size with a quality slider — see live before/after size comparison in the browser.
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EXIF Viewer & Scrubber
View GPS coordinates, camera settings, and timestamps embedded in photos — then strip them before sharing.
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Resize & Crop
Resize images to exact pixel dimensions or crop with aspect-ratio presets like 1:1, 16:9, or custom.
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Guides & privacy

How to choose the right tool

  • Start with Format Converter when the target platform has file type requirements — use WebP for web, PNG for transparency, AVIF for maximum compression.
  • Run Compressor after conversion to hit size budgets without visible quality loss — the quality slider lets you find the sweet spot.
  • Always use EXIF Scrubber before sharing photos publicly — GPS coordinates embedded in phone photos can reveal your home or workplace.
  • Use Resize & Crop when you need exact pixel dimensions for social media, app icons, or print layouts.

Privacy and safety

All image transformations run locally using the Canvas API and Web Workers. Your personal photos, GPS coordinates, and metadata are never transmitted to UtilSnap servers.

Category FAQs

Which image format is best for websites?

WebP offers the best balance of quality and compression for modern browsers. AVIF is smaller still, but check browser support for your audience. Keep PNG for images with transparency or sharp edges like logos.

Will removing EXIF data affect image quality?

No. EXIF metadata is stored in a separate file header and does not affect the pixel data. Removing it has zero impact on visual quality.

Can I compress multiple images at once?

You can drag in multiple images and process them one by one. Batch exports are planned for a future update.

What EXIF data does a typical phone photo contain?

GPS coordinates, altitude, device model, lens settings, software version, and a precise timestamp. All of these can be removed with the EXIF Scrubber.