Free image tools that never upload your files
Convert, inspect, strip, generate — 100% in your browser.
Convert, inspect, strip, generate — 100% in your browser.
Converting a file format, reading metadata, and slicing an icon into several sizes are all things a browser can do on its own. ToolFit does exactly that: every image you open is decoded, processed and re-encoded inside this tab, then handed back as a download. Nothing is transmitted, so there is no queue, no account, and no copy of your photo sitting on someone else's disk.
WebP and AVIF are excellent on the web and awkward everywhere else — plenty of desktop software, printers and older phones still refuse to open them. The converter turns them into PNG or JPG (and back), which is usually all that stands between a downloaded image and the program you actually want to use it in.
Photos carry a hidden block of metadata: camera model, timestamps, and often the exact GPS coordinates where the shot was taken. That travels with the file when you post it or send it on. The EXIF tool shows you everything that is embedded, then writes out a clean copy with the metadata removed.
A single icon is no longer enough — browsers, phones and bookmark bars each want their own size. Drop in one square image and the favicon generator produces the full set, ready to drop into a site.
No. Every tool runs on your own device; there is no server component.
No. ToolFit is free, with no account and no paid tier.
No. Metadata is stored separately from the image data, so stripping it leaves the picture itself untouched.
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Every tool in the suite runs entirely on your own device — same approach, different job. Each is also available as a browser extension.