Image Tools— Guides & Articles

• Extract Images From Word for Beginners, Simply Explained

  Published 2026-10-10

  A simple guide to extract images from Word for beginners. Open a .docx locally, recover original embedded pictures, and download each file or one ZIP — no…

  

• Extract Images From Excel on Mac Without Uploading

  Published 2026-10-10

  Extract images from Excel on Mac without opening Excel or uploading the workbook. Recover embedded photos and logos from .xlsx files locally in your browser.

  

• EXIF Editor Online for Beginners: A Plain-English Start

  Published 2026-10-09

  New to EXIF editing? This plain-English guide walks you through the three credit fields and how to write them into a JPEG without leaving your browser.

  

• Avoid Mistakes When You Use an Image DPI Calculator

  Published 2026-10-09

  Skip the wrong numbers. See the exact inputs that trip up an image DPI calculator and confirm accurate inches or centimetres before exporting or resizing.

  

• How to Use Canva to Combine Images: A Local Shortcut

  Published 2026-10-09

  Canva combines images inside templates and grids; a local browser tool skips the upload and exports one PNG. Layouts, limits, and a full step-by-step.

  

• Do You Actually Need a Photo Collage? A Decision Guide

  Published 2026-10-09

  Decide if a photo collage is the right call for your photos, see the 2–9 sweet spot, and follow a step-by-step workflow using the Photo Collage Maker.

  

• How to Circle Crop on iPhone in Safari

  Published 2026-10-09

  The iPhone Photos app crops rectangles, not circles. Open Circle Crop in Safari to turn a photo into a transparent round PNG without installing an app.

  

• Blur an Image for Website Use in Your Browser

  Published 2026-10-09

  Blur an image for website use without uploading. Soften a full photo or a precise rectangle, choose the radius, and download a full-resolution PNG.

  

• Black and White Photo Converter on Windows: A Quick Guide

  Published 2026-10-08

  Convert JPG, PNG, or WebP to grayscale PNG on Windows using a local browser converter. Applies the W3C 0.2126/0.7152/0.0722 matrix with no upload.

  

• Base64 to Image for Email Attachment: Get a Real File

  Published 2026-10-08

  Turn a Base64 string into a verified PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP file you can attach to an email. Strict RFC 4648 input, local browser decoding, no upload,…