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Free · No sign-up · Images stay on your device

Compress, resize and convert images in seconds

Simple, free image tools that run right in your browser. Shrink a photo to 100 KB, resize it for social media, change its format, or combine images into a PDF.

All image tools

Each tool does one job well. Pick the one you need.

Private by design

Most online image tools upload your files to a server. QuickPixel doesn’t. Your browser reads, processes and saves your images on your own device, using the same image technology it uses to show web pages.

Like any website, the pages themselves are delivered by a hosting provider, which receives standard request information such as your IP address. Your images are never part of those requests.

  • Not uploaded

    Images are processed locally and never sent to our servers.

  • Fast

    No upload or download wait: results appear as soon as your device finishes.

  • Nothing stored

    Images are not saved. Close the page and they are gone from memory.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Choose an image

    Select a file or drag it onto the page. Nothing is uploaded.

  2. Step 2

    Adjust the settings

    Pick a size, format or quality. Every result shows the real file size.

  3. Step 3

    Download

    Save the new file to your device, or tweak and try again.

Frequently asked questions

Is QuickPixel free?

Yes. All tools are free to use, with no account, no watermark and no limit on how many images you process.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. The tools use your browser’s built-in image features to read, change and save your files on your own device. Your images are not sent to our servers.

Which image formats are supported?

JPG (JPEG), PNG and WebP files can be opened. Depending on the tool, you can save as JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF. HEIC, GIF and AVIF files are not supported yet.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. The tools work in current mobile browsers. Very large photos need a lot of memory, so phones may handle them more slowly than computers.

Why didn’t my file get smaller?

Some images are already compressed efficiently, and re-encoding them at high quality can make them larger. The tools always show the real result, so you can lower the quality, change the format, or keep your original.

Ready? Start with the image compressor or compress an image to 100 KB.