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Process and optimize graphical assets directly in your browser using hardware-accelerated Canvas & WebAssembly. Fast, private, with zero upload file limits.

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How they fit together

A sensible working order

  1. 01Compress high-resolution JPG, PNG, and WebP images with client-side canvas compression.
  2. 02Generate crisp multi-resolution favicons and app icons directly from text or custom vector shapes.
  3. 03Build linear and radial CSS gradients from presets with instant CSS, SVG, and PNG export.
  4. 04Resize, watermark, and convert SVGs to high-DPI raster assets with zero file uploads.

Creative workflow

Prepare images, colors, QR codes, favicons, and branded assets in the browser

The design tools are strongest when they stay practical: resize, compress, convert, brand, and export. The hub helps users move through a clean asset-preparation workflow.

Preparing web-ready images and icons
Creating QR codes, favicons, and social assets
Compressing or converting files without sending them through unnecessary accounts

Decision path

  1. 1Choose the required output format or platform.
  2. 2Resize, compress, convert, or brand the asset.
  3. 3Export the final file and test it in context.

Trust standards

  • No signup required for core tools
  • Browser-first workflows where possible
  • Clear examples, assumptions, and next steps

Limits and assumptions

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Image & Design Tools — questions

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Resizing, compressing and converting happen entirely in your browser. Images are never transmitted or stored by us.

Will compressing an image reduce its quality?

Lossy formats like JPEG trade quality for size; you choose the quality level and see the resulting file size before downloading. PNG tools preserve lossless output where the format requires it.