Image Slim
Compress, resize, convert, rotate and crop JPG, PNG and WebP files.
Slim your files, keep your quality.
Compress images without the quality falling apart. Everything runs in your browser, nothing needs an account, and there are no watermarks on the way out.
Up to 20 images · 12 MB each
One job each, done properly. Pick the file you have and get on with it.
Compress, resize, convert, rotate and crop JPG, PNG and WebP files.
Shrink heavy PDFs, with the quality left entirely up to you.
Turn iPhone photos into JPGs that open anywhere.
Change images between JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF.
Pull the pictures out of a PDF at full resolution.
Scale images down in batches, by edge or percentage.
Drag a box over the part of a picture you want to keep.
Turn a logo into every icon size a website needs.
Combine JPGs, PNGs and more into one PDF, in the order you choose.
Turn every page of a PDF into its own JPG or PNG.
Pull specific pages out of a PDF, or break it into several files.
Combine multiple PDFs into one, in the order you choose.
Turn a sideways or upside-down PDF the right way up.
Trim the margins off a PDF, page by page or all at once.
Find the empty pages in a scan and drop them.
Reorder or delete pages by dragging them around.
Stamp text across every page — CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, or anything else.
Stamp a page number into the footer of every page.
Strip location and camera data from photos before sharing.
Convert the pictures in a PDF to grey.
Stamp your name or a copyright line across a batch of photos.
Blur or pixelate a face, a number plate or an address.
Photograph your signature, get it back as a clean PNG or SVG.
Fill in a form, sign it, and flatten the result.
Black out text so it is genuinely gone, not just covered.
Make a scanned PDF's text selectable and searchable.
Get the words out of a PDF as a plain .txt file.
Change the title, author and other details a PDF carries.
See exactly what text changed between two versions of a document.
Rebuild a PDF that will not open.
Unlock a password-protected PDF and save it without one.
Lock a PDF with a password so only people who know it can open it.
More tools on the way
Same idea, other file types. Compression first, conversion next.
Most images carry weight nobody looks at: camera metadata, colour profiles, and an encoder setting chosen for archival rather than for the web. Stripping that and re-encoding at a sensible quality typically takes a large slice off the file while leaving the picture looking the same.
Files keep their original format — a PNG comes back a PNG — and if compressing would make a file bigger, which happens with images that are already optimised, the original is handed back untouched.