Image Tools — Guides & Articles

• How to Split GIF Into Frames in Photoshop

  Published 2026-08-22

  Photoshop splits a GIF into frames through File > Export > Layers to Files. Skip Photoshop entirely with GIF Splitter, a local browser tool that exports…

  

• ShareX GIF Too Large: Resize It in Your Browser

  Published 2026-08-22

  ShareX GIFs often exceed chat, email, or embed size limits. Resize the canvas proportionally with GIF Resizer in your browser and keep every frame local.

  

• How to Make GIFs on TikTok in Your Browser

  Published 2026-08-22

  TikTok has no built-in GIF maker. Build the animation in your browser with GIF Maker, convert it to video, and add it to a TikTok draft.

  

• How to Get a Favicon in Chrome From a Local Image

  Published 2026-08-22

  Create square PNG favicons from a local image in Chrome and add matching HTML icon links so your site shows up in tabs and bookmarks.

  

• Extract Images From Excel: A Browser-Based Alternative

  Published 2026-08-22

  Looking for an alternative to VBA macros and desktop plugins? The Extract Images from Excel tool reads the .xlsx media folder locally and returns the…

  

• How to View EXIF Data on iPhone Without an App

  Published 2026-08-22

  View EXIF data on iPhone without installing a new app. Open the JPEG in a browser-based EXIF Viewer and read camera, lens, and GPS fields locally.

  

• How to Remove EXIF Data From Video Files

  Published 2026-08-22

  Video files use container atoms, not standard EXIF. Use FFmpeg or ExifTool for the video itself, and the browser-based EXIF Remover for image frames.

  

• How to Edit EXIF Data in Windows 11 Without Uploading

  Published 2026-08-21

  Edit EXIF data in Windows 11 by writing Description, Artist, and Copyright fields directly in your browser. No install, no upload, no pixel re-encoding.

  

• How to Convert DPI of an Image: Formula and Steps

  Published 2026-08-21

  Convert DPI of an image by entering pixel width, height, and target DPI. Get exact inch and centimetre print sizes using the formula inches = pixels ÷ DPI.

  

• How to Combine Images Into One PDF (or Single PNG)

  Published 2026-08-21

  Need to combine images into one PDF? Here's how to arrange 2–12 images into a single file locally, plus when a combined PNG works better than a PDF.