FreeWrench
Free online photo tools
Many photo jobs do not need an editor: getting a picture under an upload limit, cropping it to a set shape, removing the background, or hiding a face before you post. Each tool here does one of those jobs and runs on your own device.
Which tool do you need?
The order of your edits matters. Crop first, then resize, and compress last, because each step works from what the previous one left behind. Keep the original until you are happy with the result.
| You want to | Use |
|---|---|
| Get a photo under a limit such as 100 KB | Compress Image to a Target Size |
| Change the width and height in pixels | Image Resizer |
| Prepare a photo for a document | Passport Photo Maker |
| Cut a person out of the background | Background Remover |
| Hide faces before you publish a picture | Blur Faces in Photos |
| Remove GPS and camera data | EXIF Remover |
| Turn one image into a grid of tiles | Split Image Into Grid |
Questions
What is the difference between resizing and compressing?
Resizing changes the number of pixels, so the picture gets physically smaller. Compressing keeps the dimensions and lowers the file size by storing less detail.
Will a document photo made here be accepted?
Rules differ by country and by office. Check the official size and background requirements before you print, and treat the tool as a way to meet those rules, not as a guarantee.