110 guides 14 free tools updated 5 September 2026

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Find the images slowing down your site. Resize or compress them with our tools, then use the guides to choose formats and fix how your pages load them.

Miniature print-shop crew compressing a tall stack of identical photographs into one thin, equally crisp image

The same source image, encoded at three quality settings

JPEG
50 KB
WebP
37 KB
AVIF
24 KB

JPEG q82, progressive, mozjpeg · WebP q80, effort 6 · AVIF q58. Compare settings and file sizes →

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Use Case 7 min read
Crop one product photo for a card, a hero and a zoom view

Use one shirt photo to compare a square card, a wide hero, a mobile crop and a zoom source. Includes exact crop coordinates, CSS and responsive picture markup.

Performance 7 min read
Sharp 0.35 changed AVIF encoding: retest your quality settings

We compared Sharp 0.34.5 and 0.35.3 on four identical fixtures. See file sizes, encoding times, downloadable detail crops and a script to reproduce the results.

Format 13 min read
10 Ways to Convert Any Image to JPG on Any Device

Turn any image into a JPG - Windows, macOS, iPhone, Android, Linux, browser and command line. Plus how to find out what your file really is when the extension is lying.

Format 16 min read
8 Ways to Convert an Image to Vector (JPG and PNG to SVG)

How to turn a JPG or PNG into a vector - Inkscape, Illustrator Image Trace, potrace, VTracer, AI vectorizers and manual redraw - what each one is good at, and the cases where tracing is the wrong answer.

Format 14 min read
9 Ways to Convert Images to WebP in Bulk

Convert PNG and JPG to WebP with Press, cwebp, sharp, ImageMagick, libvips and CDNs. Which quality setting matches your JPEG, when lossless wins, and how to serve WebP without breaking anything.

Comparison 17 min read
9 Ways to Extract Text From an Image (OCR Methods Compared)

Convert a photo to text with the method that fits the job - phone camera, Google Drive, Windows and macOS built-ins, Tesseract, cloud OCR APIs, and Acrobat - plus how to raise accuracy on bad scans.