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Image Tools

Toolisco’s image tools cover the everyday work of preparing pictures for the web and for documents: converting between formats, shrinking file size, resizing to exact dimensions, turning images into Base64 or data URIs, and reading or removing embedded metadata. Because everything runs on your own device using the browser’s native image APIs, your photos are never sent to a server.

What this category covers

This category groups tools that read, transform, or generate raster and vector images. That spans format conversion (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG), compression and resizing, colour work, QR and barcode handling, and utilities that encode an image into text so it can travel inside HTML, CSS, or JSON.

Common use cases

  • Shrinking photos to meet an upload size limit while keeping them sharp
  • Converting a PNG to WebP or AVIF to cut page weight
  • Inlining a small icon as a data URI to save a request
  • Stripping GPS and camera data from a photo before sharing it
  • Reading a QR code from a screenshot instead of a camera

Best practices

  • Resize to the final display dimensions before compressing, so you are not spending bytes on pixels no one sees.
  • Prefer modern formats such as WebP or AVIF for photographs, with a fallback where older browser support matters.
  • Keep an original copy before optimising, in case you later need a higher-quality version.
  • Check a photo for embedded location data before publishing it publicly.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. Every image tool here runs in your browser using native APIs, so the image data stays on your device and is never sent to a server.
For photographs, WebP or AVIF usually give the smallest files at good quality. JPG remains a safe, universally supported choice. PNG is best for graphics with sharp edges or transparency.
Lossy formats and compression can reduce quality. The optimiser lets you balance size against quality, and comparing the result against the original helps you judge the trade-off.
Yes. The metadata remover re-draws the image so embedded EXIF, including GPS coordinates, is dropped from the saved copy.
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