Convert, Compress, Crop & Watermark Images — Free Online Image Toolkit

One page, seven tools: format conversion, compression, cropping, watermarking, GIF editing, video-to-GIF/WebP, and EXIF reading. Everything runs inside your own browser tab — no account, no upload, no waiting on a server queue.

100% local processing — your images never leave this tab
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Convert
JPG · PNG · WEBP · AVIF
Compress
Target a max file size
Crop
Free or fixed ratio
Watermark
Text or image, tiled
GIF Edit
Extract, reverse, resize
Video → GIF
Clip a video to GIF/WebP
EXIF Reader
Camera, GPS, exposure
Private
No server, no upload
7
image & video tools in one page
0
files ever uploaded to a server
$0
no account, no watermark, no paywall

Why this tool doesn’t need your files

Every conversion, crop, compression, and watermark below runs on the Canvas and File APIs already built into your browser. There is no upload step, so nothing about your photos — content, filenames, or embedded GPS data — ever touches a server. Closing this tab clears everything.

Drag images here, or click to browse

Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, AVIF and GIF · multiple files at once

JPG PNG WEBP AVIF
85%
80%
No limit 100KB 500KB 1MB 2MB
Free 1:1 (Square) 4:3 16:9 3:2

Select an image to preview the watermark

Text watermark Image watermark
24px
50%
-45°
Top left Top right Bottom left Bottom right Center Tiled
Extract frames Reverse playback Resize Convert format
75%
GIF animation WebP animation

Select an image to read its EXIF data

No upload step means no exposure

Most “free” image tools are really a file transfer to someone else’s server. This one isn’t.

100% local processing

Conversion, compression, cropping, and watermarking run through your browser’s Canvas API. Your image data never leaves the device you’re using.

No account, no limits

No sign-up, no daily quota, no watermark stamped on your output. Process one photo or a whole folder at once.

Nothing to clean up

Since files are never sent anywhere, there’s no remote copy to delete later. Close the tab and the working data is gone.

Seven tools, one toolkit

Switch tabs above to jump straight to any of these — your uploaded images carry over between tools.

Format conversion

Convert between JPG, PNG, WEBP and AVIF with adjustable quality and max dimensions.

Smart compression

Dial in a quality level or target a specific file size like 100KB, 500KB, 1MB or 2MB.

Visual cropping

Drag to crop freely, or lock to 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 or 3:2 with precise X/Y/width/height fields.

Text & image watermarks

Set size, opacity, rotation, position — or tile a watermark across the whole image.

GIF editing

Extract frames, reverse playback, resize, or re-encode an existing GIF.

Video to GIF/WebP

Trim a clip by start time and duration, then export as an animated GIF or WebP.

EXIF reader

Inspect camera make/model, exposure settings, timestamp, and embedded GPS coordinates.

Batch & ZIP export

Process a folder of images at once, then download everything individually or as one ZIP.

FAQ

No. Every tool on this page — conversion, compression, cropping, watermarking, GIF editing, video trimming, and EXIF reading — runs with JavaScript inside your browser tab using the Canvas and File APIs. There is no upload request in the network tab; nothing about your images is sent to bdwebtek.com or anywhere else.

Yes, with no account, no watermark on your output, and no daily limit. Because the processing happens on your device rather than a server we pay for, there’s no per-conversion cost to gate.

JPG, PNG, WEBP and AVIF are supported both as input and output. AVIF and WEBP output depend on your browser’s built-in encoder — most current versions of Chrome, Edge and Firefox support both; Safari’s AVIF support varies by version, and the format selector will mark a format “(not supported)” if your browser can’t produce it.

Single files up to 50MB are accepted, and you can select multiple images at once for batch processing. Because everything runs in your browser’s memory, very large batches are limited by your device’s available RAM rather than by a server-side quota.

Yes — the Compress tab lets you pick a quality percentage or a target maximum like 100KB, 500KB, 1MB or 2MB, with an option to keep the original aspect ratio while resizing to hit that target.

Yes. The layout adapts to mobile screens and the same in-browser processing applies — though very large batches will run faster on a desktop browser simply because of available memory and CPU.