Local when the task allows it
Compression, conversion, resizing, metadata, color, batch and print tools process selected images in the browser. Upload requirement tools say when temporary server processing is needed.
Global image tool index
Start from the language you want to use, then choose tools for compression, conversion, resizing, metadata privacy, color checks, print sizing and upload requirements. Most tools run in your browser; upload requirement tools explain when temporary server processing is used.
ImgShrink is built for quick image jobs with clear processing boundaries and a file you can use right away.
Compression, conversion, resizing, metadata, color, batch and print tools process selected images in the browser. Upload requirement tools say when temporary server processing is needed.
Open a tool, choose an image and download the result. There is no sign-up step for everyday compression, resizing or conversion.
Compression, format changes, social sizes, color, EXIF, DPI, print calculators and upload checks are grouped by the job users need to finish.
Exports are downloaded as new files, so the original image stays available for edits, comparison or a different output setting.
What you can find on ImgShrink
The site is organized as a practical image-tool library: tools for direct work, guides for decisions and FAQ pages for quick answers.
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Compression, conversion, resize, metadata, color, upload, social media and print-size utilities.
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Format choices, upload limits, image SEO, print sizing and workflow notes.
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Short answers for compression, formats, resizing, privacy, DPI and ImgShrink usage.
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Use the language menu in the header to switch the site scope.
These pages explain how the project handles image files, checks technical information and accepts corrections.
Project scope, image handling and the tool categories available on the site.
How ImgShrink checks browser tools, file-size results, metadata behavior and limits.
How image guides, benchmarks, corrections and content updates are handled.
Where to send bug reports, tool suggestions, content corrections and privacy questions.
ImgShrink groups tools by the image job you need to finish, from file size and format changes to upload checks, print measurements and metadata cleanup.
Reduce JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF file size before publishing or sending.
Change image formats when a site, email or CMS requires a different file type.
Set practical pixel dimensions for web pages, uploads and shared images.
Check image choices for page speed, format support and visible quality.
Inspect metadata, pick colors and review details from local image files.
Calculate DPI, print size, pixels, centimeters and inches for paper, photo and layout work.
Check or adjust image files for passport, visa and custom upload rules before submitting.
Prepare image sizes for common profile, post, cover and thumbnail layouts.
Process multiple images when the same output settings apply to a set of files.
These are practical starting points when one image job touches more than one tool.
Resize the image to the layout width, convert format when needed, then compress the export for a page, blog or CMS.
Inspect metadata, remove common EXIF fields when needed and keep the cleaned export separate from the original.
Check dimensions, format, ratio, file size and metadata before using an upload requirement tool for temporary server processing.
Use pixels, DPI, centimeters, inches and photo-size calculators before exporting an image for print or document use.