ImageFry
Every image tool you need, free — right in your browser
What it does
Free image tools that run in your browser: compress photos to exact sizes (1MB, 240KB, 20KB), make 2x2 passport & 600x600 visa photos, resize for YouTube, Instagram & LinkedIn, convert HEIC, AVIF & WebP. No upload — 100% private.
Compress to exact sizes, resize, rotate, watermark, make memes, and convert HEIC, WebP & AVIF — every tool free, instant, and 100% in your browser. Your images never leave your device. 100% private — this tool runs in your browser. Your image is never uploaded to any server. Most online compressors upload your photo to a server, run a fixed quality setting, and hand back whatever size results — leaving you to retry until the form accepts it. ImageFry inverts that: you state the size the form demands, and the tool searches quality levels and dimensions until the output fits, on your own device. The spec check stamp turns green only when the file genuinely meets the requirement, so you upload…from imagefry.com
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