Start from what you need, not which tool does it

Get an image ready for a slide deck

Get a photo or screenshot sized right and small enough to drop straight into a slide deck.

Resize Image → Compress Image

Get a PDF ready for the printer

Match every page to one size, then add the bleed and crop marks most print shops require before they'll accept a file.

PDF Page-Size Normalizer → Add Bleed to PDF → Add Crop Marks

Make a logo cut cleanly on a vinyl or laser cutter

Trace a raster logo into clean vector paths, closed and sized exactly, ready for a vinyl or laser cutter.

Image to Vector → Close Open SVG Paths → Scale SVG to Exact Size

Print a photo bigger than your printer

Check the photo actually has enough resolution, then split it into sheets to print and tile at home.

Print-Size / DPI Checker → Poster Printer

Get a PDF under an email size limit

Shrink a PDF to a size limit you set. Checks what's actually making it big first, and tells you if compressing would cost you the document's text.

Compress PDF to Target Size

Take the location out of your photos

Phone photos carry the GPS coordinates of wherever they were taken — often home. This finds them, shows you, and strips them out, without the photo leaving your device.

Remove Photo Metadata

Get a photo ready to put on a website

Resize it, strip the metadata your camera left in it — including location — and compress it to a size that loads fast.

Resize Image → Remove Photo Metadata → Compress Image