Passport Photo Maker
Crop, resize and download passport-size photos.
Open ToolProfessional Image Tools
Compress, resize, optimize, and prepare your images for websites, documents, forms, social media, and online applications.
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Image Compressor
Batch supportedAdd one or more images, choose a compression mode, and download individually or as a ZIP.
Drag & drop images here
or paste with Ctrl+V
JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF (first frame) · up to 50MB each
Image Resizer
Upload one image, resize, edit and download — with a live before/after comparison.
Drag & drop an image here
or
Drag to reposition · Scroll or pinch to zoom · Crop frame follows your chosen size below
Original
Resized Preview
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Aspect Ratio: -
Est. Size: -
Resize
Adjustments
Output
Browsers can't embed a true DPI tag in exported images — this sets the reference used for any print-size calculations, not hidden pixel metadata.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Some quality loss is expected with lossy compression, especially at higher compression levels. "Maximum Quality" mode keeps changes minimal while still reducing file size.
Yes. You can compress PNGs directly, or convert them to JPG/WEBP first for even smaller file sizes if transparency isn't needed.
Reducing size (downscaling) keeps good quality. Enlarging an image beyond its original resolution will always look softer, since no new detail can be created.
Each image can be up to 50MB. There's no fixed limit on how many images you add for batch compression, subject to your device's memory.
No. Every operation happens entirely inside your browser using JavaScript. Your images are never uploaded anywhere.
Yes, the Image Compressor supports batch processing — add several images, compress them all together, and download as a single ZIP file.
No — recompressing an image in the browser always strips EXIF metadata such as camera model or GPS location. Keep your original file if this information matters to you.
JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP and GIF (first frame only) are supported for upload, with JPG, PNG, WEBP and BMP available as output formats.
Yes, both tools let you choose an output format different from the original — for example converting a PNG to JPG or WEBP.
Yes, both tools are fully touch-friendly, including pinch-to-zoom in the Resizer and capturing photos directly from your phone's camera in the Compressor.
When enabled, changing the width automatically adjusts the height (and vice versa) to keep your image's proportions and prevent stretching or squashing.
Yes, the Image Resizer keeps a full undo/redo history for crop, rotation, flips and adjustments, plus a one-click Reset to start over.