
Image File Inspector
Check an image’s format, file size, pixel dimensions and aspect ratio in your browser before you upload it somewhere.
Free browser utilities
Resize images, prepare documents and fix frustrating file requirements with free, straightforward browser tools.

Check an image’s format, file size, pixel dimensions and aspect ratio in your browser before you upload it somewhere.

Shrink a JPG, PNG or WebP image down to a target file size such as 100 KB, entirely in your browser.

Set an exact width or height in pixels for a JPG, PNG or WebP and keep its proportions, without uploading the file.

Turn a JPG, PNG or WebP into another of those three formats in your browser, with the real output size reported after the encode.

Cut a JPEG, PNG or WebP down to the part you want, at the picture’s real resolution, without uploading it anywhere.

Crop a signature image and resize it to an exact width and height, with an optional file-size target — all inside your browser.

Combine two or more PDFs into one document, in the order you choose, without uploading them anywhere.

Break a PDF into separate documents — every page on its own, or by the ranges you type.

Pull chosen pages out of a PDF into one new document, in the order you type them.

Turn PDF pages upright — 90° either way or 180° — across the whole file or just the pages you name.

Turn PDF pages into JPG images in your own browser — every page or just the ones you name, at the resolution you choose.


Each tool reads a file you choose through your browser’s own file APIs. The bytes are not sent to a server, so there is no upload queue and nothing to wait for.
A tool page does the one thing its title says. Where a next step exists, it is a link to another real tool rather than a menu of upsells.
There are no accounts, no upload history and no tracking of file names. Advertising is planned to fund the site, and when it starts it will not appear on tool pages at all — only on content pages, where nothing about your files is in the document.
5 more utilities are in development. The tools directory lists them honestly, without links until they actually work.