Image Tools — Guides & Articles
Resize Multiple GIFs in Your Browser Without Uploading
Published 2026-09-22
Need to resize multiple GIFs at once? GIF Resizer handles one animation per browser tab, keeps frames and timing intact, and never uploads your files.
Reduce GIF Colors and Read the Real Before-and-After Size
Published 2026-09-22
Reduce an animated GIF's color palette in your browser and read the true before-and-after byte count, even when the output grows larger than the source.
GIF Maker Explained: How Images Become Animated GIFs
Published 2026-09-22
GIF Maker explained: how a browser tool turns multiple still images into one animated GIF, with controls for playback speed and looping.
How to Get a Favicon in HTML: Link Tags That Work
Published 2026-09-22
Add a favicon to HTML by generating square PNG icons from a local image and pasting the matching link tags into your page head.
Extract Images From Word: A Better Local Alternative
Published 2026-09-22
Right-click save in Word copies a screenshot, not the original. A browser extractor pulls PNG, JPEG, EMF, and WMF from word/media without uploading.
Read EXIF From Multiple Images With One Private Viewer
Published 2026-09-21
Inspect camera, lens, GPS, and capture metadata from JPEG images one file at a time in your browser, with guidance on when a desktop tool fits better.
Remove EXIF Data in Bulk From Multiple Images
Published 2026-09-21
Strip EXIF and GPS metadata from multiple JPEG, PNG, or WebP images with a browser-based tool that rebuilds each file from decoded pixels. No upload required.
Edit EXIF on Multiple JPEGs Without Uploading
Published 2026-09-21
Need to write EXIF credit fields to multiple JPEGs? A browser-based editor handles each file locally, with no upload, no account, and no recompression of…
Does a Higher DPI Create More Detail? Image DPI Calculator
Published 2026-09-21
Higher DPI doesn't add image detail — it just packs the same pixels into a smaller physical print size. See how the image DPI calculator reveals the real…
How to Use the Blend Image App in Canva (and Beyond)
Published 2026-09-21
Use the Blend Image app in Canva to blend two pictures, or skip the upload and do it in your browser with Combine Images.