Free · no sign-up · files never uploaded
Image compressor & resizer (free, no upload)
Make photos smaller and resize them for Instagram, YouTube, Etsy or a blog, then save as WebP, JPG or PNG. Images never leave your device.
PDF tools
Convert, merge, shrink and sign PDFs. Files are processed on your own device and never uploaded.
- Private by design0 uploadsMerge contracts in the order you drag themShrink scans before you email themSign a PDF without printing a pageCompress a PDF →
Image & video tools
Change formats, shrink photos for listings and save YouTube thumbnails in full HD.
- Seller tipHEIC → JPGiPhone photos rejected? Convert them in one clickSmaller photos make listings load fasterGrab any YouTube thumbnail in full HDCompress images →
Career
Pick the CV style your country expects and download a polished PDF in minutes.
- Get hired faster1 pageRecruiters skim a CV in seconds, so keep it tightPut your newest role first, with results in numbersMatch the style your country expects, from US to UK to EUCount your CV words →
Calculators
Know your numbers first: real take-home income, the hourly rate to charge and every Etsy fee.
- Price with confidenceKnow your rateAdd tax and fees before you quote a priceYour hourly rate should cover your unpaid hours tooCheck Etsy fees before you set a listing priceMake an invoice →
Content & social
Titles, hashtags and word counts that help your posts and videos get found.
- Get found0 sign-upsFront-load keywords in the first 60 charactersMix big and niche hashtags for reachCheck your word count before you postMake a QR code →
Business & design
Bill clients and share links like a pro. Free, no watermark, no sign-up.
- Get paid on timeNo watermarkAdd a QR code to your invoice so clients can pay or find you fastEvery tool runs in your browser, free foreverNo watermark, no account, no catchMake your CV →
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Frequently asked questions
Which format makes the smallest file?
WebP is usually the smallest. Use JPG where WebP is not accepted, and PNG for graphics that need sharp edges or transparency.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Compression and resizing run in your browser.