Photo tools that stay on your device.

Free tools

Each one runs on your device. Load it once and it works offline, even after a reload.

• HEIC to JPGTurn iPhone photos into JPGs that open anywhere.→
• WebP to JPGConvert WebP images from the web into regular JPGs.→
• Image compressorMake photos smaller by quality or to an exact size in KB.→
• Resize imageChange a photo's width and height in pixels.→
• Resize image to 20 KBShrink a photo under 20 KB for online forms.→
• Compress image to 50 KBGet a photo under 50 KB, keeping as much quality as fits.→
• Compress image to 100 KBGet a photo under 100 KB for uploads and applications.→
• EXIF viewerSee where a photo was taken, the camera, the date and more.→
• Remove photo metadataStrip location and camera details without losing quality.→
• Passport photo makerCrop a photo to US, UK or Indian passport size and print it.→
• Resize signatureMake a clean signature image at the exact pixels and KB a form asks for.→
• Blur facesBlur, pixelate or black out faces and details before you share.→

Guides

How Android's built-in ways to hide photos work, and where they fall short. Checked against Samsung's and Google's own pages.

• Samsung Secure FolderSecure Folder is a locked area built into Samsung Galaxy phones. You set it up in Settings, move photos into it from Gallery, and open it with its own lock.→
• Google Photos Locked FolderIn the Google Photos app, tap Collections, then Locked, and unlock with your phone's screen lock. Photos you move there are kept out of search, albums and sharing.→
• Hide photos on AndroidMost Android phones can hide photos without a new app: Google Photos Locked Folder, Android's Private Space, Files by Google Safe folder, or Samsung's Secure Folder. Each works differently.→
• Hide photos on SamsungOn a Galaxy phone you can move photos into Secure Folder, hide an album in Gallery, or use the Locked Folder in Google Photos. They differ a lot in how well they hide things.→

All guides →