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Convert, resize, compress, crop, and read text from images, one at a time or in batches. Almost every tool here works entirely in your browser, so your photos never leave your device; the exception is HEIC conversion, which needs a server library. Nothing to install, and the core tools are free.
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Browsers can already decode, redraw, and re-encode the common image formats, because they have to display them. That is why converting between JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF, resizing, compressing, cropping, and even reading text out of a picture all happen on your own device here, with no upload and no waiting on a connection. It also means the tools keep working if your connection drops, and your photos never reach anyone else. HEIC is the exception. Apple adopted it as the default camera format on iPhones, but it is built on a video codec that browsers do not ship a decoder for, largely because of patent licensing. So converting a HEIC photo needs a server library: those two tools send the file over an encrypted connection and delete it immediately after converting. Everything else on this page stays on your device, and the core tools are free without sign-up.
Nearly always, no. Converting, resizing, compressing, cropping, and OCR all happen in your browser, so those images never leave your device. HEIC to JPG and HEIC to PNG are the exceptions: Apple's format needs a decoder browsers do not include, so those files are sent over an encrypted connection and deleted after conversion.
Yes. HEIC to JPG and HEIC to PNG both work. These two run on our server rather than in your browser, because decoding Apple's HEIC format needs a library browsers do not ship; the file is deleted immediately after conversion.