Short answer: Convert SVG vectors and AVIF photos to PNG, shrink images to an exact file size, and inspect or strip the hidden EXIF metadata inside your photos — all in your browser, with nothing uploaded to anyone’s server.
Image tools are the ones most likely to demand an upload, a signup, or a fee for files over a megabyte. These skip all of that: everything happens on your own device, so no copy of your photos sits on a stranger's server afterward.
Designers turn SVG logos into PNGs for documents and slides. Photographers shrink images to hit exact file-size targets and check what hidden EXIF data — GPS coordinates, camera details, timestamps — their photos carry before posting publicly.
All 4 free image tools
SVG to PNG Converter
Convert vector SVGs to PNG images — transparent background kept.
AVIF to PNG
Full-resolution AVIF → PNG, nothing uploaded.
Image Compressor
Hit an exact KB target — perfect for strict upload limits.
EXIF Viewer & Photo Metadata Stripper
See hidden photo data — strip GPS before posting.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a file size limit?
There’s no server upload cap, because your files never leave your device. The actual maximum file size depends on your device’s memory and browser.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
Never. Conversion, compression and metadata inspection all happen locally in your browser — nothing is sent to our servers.
What is EXIF data, and why would I strip it?
EXIF data is hidden metadata inside photos: GPS coordinates, camera model, timestamps. Stripping it before posting publicly keeps your location and device details private.