tooloora

Image Tools — compress, resize, crop & more, all local

Free image tools that run entirely in your browser — your photos are never uploaded.

Runs locally — nothing is uploaded

Image tools that never upload your photos

Most online image tools send your photos to their servers. tooloora's image tools do not. Every operation runs in your browser, on your own device — your pictures never leave your computer, there is no queue, no file-size paywall and no signup. The WebAssembly codecs are served by this site itself; no third-party CDN is contacted.

Why this matters most for photos

Photos are more personal than almost any other file: faces, homes, kids, documents — and the EXIF header often carries the exact GPS location of the shot. A tool that never uploads such files does not need to promise anything ("we delete after 2 hours"); you can verify it: open the page, switch to airplane mode — the tools keep working.

What you can do

The cards above always show the current set, grouped by purpose:

  • Shrink file size — compress with a quality slider or a target size in KB, single files or batches.
  • Change dimensions — resize by percent, pixels or presets, optionally with a sharp Lanczos filter.
  • Cut sections — crop freely or make round profile pictures.
  • Privacy — strip EXIF metadata including GPS coordinates.

Honest limits

Browser processing uses your device's memory: very large images (above ~16.7 megapixels) are automatically scaled to the safe canvas limit before processing — the tool tells you when that happens. And iPhone HEIC photos are best converted first in the file converter.

Frequently asked questions

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Every tool here runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly codecs served from this site. Your photos never leave your device — most tools even work offline.

Is it really free and without limits?

Yes. Because processing happens on your device, there is no server cost, no queue and no file-size paywall. No signup and no watermarks.

Which image tools are available?

Tools for shrinking files (compression with quality or target size in KB), changing dimensions (resize with sharp Lanczos scaling), cutting sections (crop, circle crop) and privacy (removing EXIF metadata). The cards above always show the current set.

Which formats are supported?

JPG, PNG and WebP for input and output. WebP is encoded with the site's own codec, so it also works in browsers like Safari that cannot write WebP natively.