Image Utilities That Do One Thing Well

Make favicons for your site in every size you need. Use an image, type out some text with your own font, or pick an emoji. Comes with the HTML and manifest.json already written for you.

Turn images into Base64 strings you can paste straight into HTML, CSS, or code. Or go the other way and turn a Base64 string back into an image. Handy for email templates and anywhere you can't host files.

Click any pixel to grab its exact color, or let the tool build a palette from the dominant colors in the image. Get HEX, RGB, HSL, and CMYK codes. Export the whole palette for design work.

Put multiple images into one layout. Stack them side-by-side or top-to-bottom, control the spacing, and pick how they scale. Good for before/after shots and product comparisons.

Shrink image files without wrecking how they look. Adjust dimensions, dial in the quality, or switch formats. Batch process a folder with the same settings. Good for making pages load faster.

Swap between JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. Keep transparency when it matters, shrink files for the web, or make sure something opens on an older device. Batch convert a folder if you need.

Chop a big image into grid tiles for Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. When they're posted in order, they line up into one big picture on your profile. Custom grid sizes available.

See everything hiding in your photo's metadata—camera settings, GPS coordinates, timestamps, the works. Edit it or strip it all out before you share. Good habit if you post photos from home.