Prepare image files for sharing and upload
Keep the original, then choose the smallest operation that satisfies the destination: resize for dimensions, compress for file size, convert for compatibility, and inspect metadata on the final sharing copy.
Compress an imageChange only what the destination requires
Dimensions, encoded file size, format, visible appearance, layout, and embedded metadata are separate constraints. Check the requirement before processing a copy.
- 01Preserve the source
Work on a copy so later compression, conversion, or metadata removal never replaces the original.
- 02Match required dimensions
Resize first when the destination specifies a pixel width, height, or aspect ratio.
- 03Reduce encoded size
Compress after dimensions are correct. Treat 100KB, 500KB, and 1MB as approximate targets, not guarantees.
- 04Convert only for compatibility
Change format when the destination requires it, and check transparency before choosing JPEG.
- 05Inspect the sharing copy
Review the final appearance, size, format, and metadata before sending or uploading it.
Start with the file constraint
All six tools below run with browser APIs. The selected image is not sent to Mend Pixels or a third-party image service.
Resize for a required width or height
Set exact dimensions or choose a common platform preset while preserving the source aspect ratio when needed.
Open Image Resizer File sizeCompress for an upload limit
Encode a JPEG or WebP copy with an approximate 100KB, 500KB, or 1MB target, then check the reported result.
Open Image Compressor CompatibilityConvert to JPEG, PNG, or WebP
Choose a different output format when the destination cannot accept the current file.
Open Image Converter AppearanceAdjust tone and color
Correct brightness, contrast, color, or rotation locally before creating the final sharing copy.
Open Photo Filter Editor LayoutCombine several images
Arrange two to nine files in a grid, horizontal strip, or vertical strip, then export one image.
Open Collage Maker Sharing privacyInspect and remove metadata
Review common camera, date, software, and GPS fields, then create a clean sharing copy when needed.
Open EXIF ToolFile preparation does not restore missing detail
Compression: JPEG and WebP are lossy, and a complex image may remain above an approximate target.
Conversion: JPEG cannot retain transparent pixels; use PNG or WebP when transparency is required.
Resizing: Enlarging pixel dimensions does not recreate detail that the source never captured.
Metadata: Keep metadata on an archival original and remove it only from a separate sharing copy.