Images.
Make image files smaller without ruining them
Aim at a target file size in KB or pick a quality slider. Optionally resize, rotate, or strip EXIF metadata (camera info, GPS, timestamps). Drop one image or fifty — same options apply to the whole batch.
Change one image format to another
Same engine as Compress, just no size target. Pick the output format (JPEG, PNG, or WebP) and a quality. Useful when something only accepts one format.
Trim the edges off your photos
Set the percentage to remove from each side, or use a quick preset like Square or 16:9. The same crop is applied to every image you drop.
Apply visual effects and tweak look
Pick an effect (grayscale, sepia, blur, sharpen, emboss) and adjust brightness, contrast, and color saturation. Slide everything to 1.00 to leave a setting alone.
Stamp a small line of text across each image
Choose what to write, where it sits (corner or center), how big it is relative to the image, and how see-through it is. Good for marking proofs or claiming credit.
Pull the dominant colors out of an image
Returns a PNG swatch card with hex codes. Useful for moodboards, brand work, or just figuring out what colors are actually in a photo.
Arrange multiple images into a single grid
Pick how many columns, how big each cell is, the gap between them, and a background color. The order matches the order you drop the files.