Image Tools — Guides & Articles

• Add a Watermark to an Image for Your Website

  Published 2026-09-28

  Watermark website images before you publish them. Add a controlled text label to a JPG, PNG, or WebP locally in your browser, then preview and download a PNG.

  

• How to Add Text to a GIF on Android in Your Browser

  Published 2026-09-28

  Add text to a GIF on Android without installing an app. Use your phone browser to caption a local animated GIF in three short steps, then download.

  

• Add Shadow to Image in PowerPoint: Two Reliable Workflows

  Published 2026-09-28

  Add a shadow to an image in PowerPoint using built-in picture effects, or pre-render a drop shadow as a transparent PNG so it travels with the file.

  

• Convert Add Text to Image with a Solid Border Frame

  Published 2026-09-28

  When a convert add text to image task really needs a clean margin, a solid color border gives JPG, PNG, or WebP files a framed look without fonts or uploads.

  

• Add a Background to PNG on Windows in Your Browser

  Published 2026-09-28

  Add a solid background to a PNG on Windows directly in your browser. Pick a color, preview the result, and download an opaque PNG at the original dimensions.

  

• Save a WebP as a GIF Without Re-Uploading It

  Published 2026-09-28

  Saving a WebP as a GIF runs entirely in your browser when the destination needs broader compatibility. Here's how to convert locally and avoid uploading.

  

• Convert WebP to MP4: What's Possible and What Works

  Published 2026-09-27

  WebP to MP4 conversion only makes sense for animated WebP files. For still images you actually want PNG or JPG. Here's how to handle both in your browser.

  

• An SVG to PNG Converter Alternative That Runs Locally

  Published 2026-09-27

  Need an SVG to PNG converter alternative that runs locally? This browser tool turns vector art into crisp PNGs without ever uploading a file.

  

• How to Blur a Greenshot Capture Without Uploading

  Published 2026-09-27

  Greenshot does not blur natively. Save the capture, then pixelate any area in your browser with adjustable block size and a natural-size PNG output.

  

• Export an SVG to JPG: Three Steps and What Each One Does

  Published 2026-09-27

  Export an SVG to JPG in three browser-based steps: pick a self-contained file, choose a background color and quality, then download the raster image locally.