Image Tools— Guides & Articles
How to Crop an Image in macOS Preview (or Your Browser)
Published 2026-08-23
Step-by-step instructions for cropping an image inside macOS Preview, plus a faster browser method that keeps your photo on your device.
How to Pick a Color from a Photo and Copy HEX
Published 2026-08-23
Pick an exact color from any photo with a single click. Get the HEX and RGB code instantly, copy it to your clipboard, and keep your image private in your…
How to Invert Colours on an Image Without Uploading It
Published 2026-08-23
Invert colours on a PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP image directly in your browser. No upload, byte-level format check, full-resolution PNG output.
How to Remove Image Background Color in CSS
Published 2026-08-23
Removing an image background color in CSS works best when you know the exact HEX code first. Extract it locally, then apply the right blend mode.
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.