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The fast, private way to fix your images

Compress, resize and convert photos, turn film negatives into pictures and strip hidden location data. Free, no sign-up, no watermarks.

Drop images here to get startedor paste from clipboard · JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, SVG Choose images

Private: your images are processed on your device and never uploaded.

  • No upload, works offline
  • No account or watermark
  • Batch processing
  • Pro-grade codecs

Every tool you need for images

Simple, fast, and built on the same open-source codecs used by Google’s Squoosh.

Compress imagesShrink JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF by up to 80%, or to an exact size like 100 KB. Resize imagesPresets for web and social, percentages or an exact width, in bulk. Convert imagesHEIC to JPG, SVG to PNG, PNG to WebP, JPG to AVIF and more. POPULARNegative to photoTurn colour and B&W film negatives into natural photos. Orange mask removed automatically. Remove EXIF & GPSSee what your photos reveal and remove location data with zero quality loss. Compress to 100 KBHit upload limits for forms and portals automatically, at the best possible quality. Invert coloursNegative effect for X-rays, screenshots and artwork in one click.

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Why PixelPare?

Private by design

Images are processed on your device with WebAssembly. There is no upload step at all, so there’s nothing to leak.

Fast, even for batches

No waiting for uploads or downloads. Drop in dozens of photos and they’re processed in parallel.

Pro-grade results

MozJPEG, OxiPNG, libwebp and libavif: the encoders professionals use, now in your browser.

Works offline

Add PixelPare to your home screen and it keeps working without an internet connection.

Guides

How to digitise film negatives with your phoneA practical guide to photographing film negatives with a smartphone and converting them into natural-looking photos: lighting, setup, camera settings and colour.HEIC vs JPG: which photo format should you use?HEIC files are smaller than JPG at the same quality, but not everything can open them. Here’s how the formats compare and how to convert between them.WebP vs AVIF vs JPG: which is best for your website?Compare JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF for website images: file size, quality, transparency and browser support, plus a simple rule for choosing.How to remove location data from your photosYour photos can reveal exactly where they were taken. Learn how to check for GPS data and remove it on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac before sharing.