About ImgTool
ImgTool is a set of free online image tools run by moalab. You can compress, resize, crop, convert to JPG and edit photos in one place without an account, and all processing happens in your browser.
What can I do with ImgTool?
- Compress Image: Shrink JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and SVG files while keeping them looking sharp.
- Resize Image: Change the width and height of many images at once, by pixels or percentage.
- Crop Image: Drag a box or type pixel values to keep just the part you want.
- Convert to JPG: Turn PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, PSD and RAW files into JPG in one go.
- Photo Editor: Add text, stickers, filters and frames to your photos.
What principles is it built on?
- No upload: Photo files are never sent to a server, so personal photos and work documents are safe to handle.
- Completely free: No sign-up, no payment, no watermark.
- No limits: There is no cap on file count or size. Processing speed depends on your device.
Do my photos really stay on my device?
Yes. ImgTool downloads its image-processing programs to your browser as WebAssembly and runs them on your device. Apart from fetching the program and fonts needed to open the page, no request ever carries an image file. You can verify this yourself by opening the Network tab of your browser’s developer tools and adding an image.
Compression and conversion use proven open-source projects such as Mozilla’s MozJPEG, Google’s WebP and OxiPNG. The full list and licenses are on the Open Source Notices page.
Operator
| Service name | ImgTool |
|---|---|
| Operated by | moalab |
| Address | moalab.bond |
| Contact | ttowayoyo@gmail.com |
How do I get in touch?
For bug reports, feature requests and privacy questions, email ttowayoyo@gmail.com. When reporting a bug, including your browser, device and file format helps us look into it quickly.
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