File

Work on images, PDFs, and archives in the browser: compress, resize, crop, and convert images, view and strip EXIF, split, merge, encrypt, and watermark PDFs, and generate favicons, rename files in bulk, or unpack an archive. Everything runs locally.

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File

About this category

Day-to-day work involves more than text and data — there are also images, PDFs, and archives. This category gathers the "do something to this file" tools in one place so you do not have to switch between a dozen single-purpose sites.

On the image side: shrink a screenshot before pasting it into a doc, resize it, crop it to the shape you want, convert between PNG, JPG, and WebP, inline a small image as Base64 in CSS, inspect the metadata a photo carries, strip EXIF before publishing. On the PDF side: merge several files into one, split by page, drag pages across multiple PDFs to reorganize, add text or image watermarks, set or remove an open password. Alongside those: rename a whole folder by rule, open an archive your machine cannot, or turn one image into a full favicon set. Everything runs in the browser, so files never leave your device.

What you can do here

  1. Compress, resize, and crop images

    Compress by quality with a live size comparison, resize with Lanczos resampling, crop to ten shapes with straightening, convert between JPEG, PNG, and WebP, and export to AVIF.

  2. Split, merge, organize, and encrypt PDFs

    Merge, split by page, drag pages across files, render to images, shrink the file, add text or image watermarks, and set or remove an open password.

  3. Metadata inspection and cleanup

    Inspect EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP, and ICC metadata, then strip it in one click before publishing so location and device details do not travel with the file.

  4. File housekeeping and icons

    Rename a whole folder by rule, unpack zip, 7z, tar, and rar archives, or turn one image into a full favicon set with a web app manifest.