Compress or Resize — Which Do I Need?
Compress when the file is too many kilobytes/megabytes but the dimensions are fine — for example, a form that rejects photos over 2 MB. Resize when you need specific pixel dimensions — a 1080×1080 Instagram post or a 1200×630 social preview. For the smallest possible files, do both: resize down to the dimensions you actually need, then compress.
Available tools
- Image Compressor — adjustable quality, JPG/WebP/PNG output, live before/after comparison with size savings.
- Image Resizer — exact pixel dimensions, aspect-ratio lock, and presets for Instagram, stories, Full HD and more.
- WebP Converter — convert JPG/PNG to WebP for 25–35% smaller files, or turn WebP back into JPG/PNG for maximum compatibility.
- Image Metadata Remover — losslessly strip EXIF, GPS location, embedded AI prompts and C2PA content credentials from any JPG, PNG or WebP before sharing it.
- Travel Map Animator — animate a multi-stop route on a cinematic 3D globe or flat map and export an MP4/WebM travel video for Reels, Shorts or vlogs.
- Image to Text (OCR) — extract copyable text from photos, screenshots and scans in 11 languages with a live progress bar — nothing leaves your device.
- GIF Maker — combine 2–50 photos into an animated GIF: drag to reorder frames, set the speed and size, download with no watermark.
Need your images as a document? Convert them with Images to PDF after resizing.