Image tools fix a photo before it goes anywhere: too heavy for a form, the wrong shape for a post, a face that should not be public. On ToolPeko every fix runs inside your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, and every tool is free.
Every tool below runs in your browser, on your own device. Open one, finish the job, close the tab. Nothing you use here is uploaded or stored.
Make a photo lighter without wrecking how it looks.
Set the exact width and height a site demands.
Cut the edges away and keep the part that matters.
A plain background, the right size, ready to print.
Turn a photo 90, 180 or 270 degrees and save it right.
Mirror a picture left to right or top to bottom.
Stamp your name or logo across a photo before sharing.
Brightness, contrast and color fixes on one screen.
A clean black and white copy of any photo.
Soften a whole picture or pixelate the part you pick.
Cover a face or a number plate before a photo goes public.
Top and bottom text on your photo, ready to post.
Tap any spot on a picture and get its HEX color code.
See the camera, date and place hidden inside a photo.
Strip the location and camera details out before sharing.
Turn a logo into the small icon a browser tab shows.
Turn a picture into Base64 text for code and data URIs.
Paste Base64 text and get the picture back.
Your words on a clean picture, ready to share anywhere.
Draw your signature and save it as a clean PNG.
Photos cause small problems all day. The file is too heavy for the form, the picture is the wrong shape for the post, or it holds details you would rather not share. This page holds the tools that fix those problems.
The everyday fixes: Compress Image makes a photo lighter without wrecking how it looks. Resize Image sets the exact width and height a site demands, and Crop Image cuts the edges away so the part that matters fills the frame. Rotate Image and Flip Image sort out pictures that come out sideways or mirrored.
Editing and cover-ups: Photo Editor handles brightness, contrast and color on one screen. Grayscale Image makes a clean black and white copy. Watermark Image stamps your name or logo across a photo before it travels. When a face or a number plate should not be public, Blur Image softens a whole picture or one part of it, and Blur Face covers just the spot you draw over.
Details and small makers: Image Color Picker reads the HEX code of any spot you tap. EXIF Viewer shows the camera, date and place hidden inside a photo, and Remove EXIF Data strips that trail out before you share. For making things: Passport Photo Maker builds an ID photo at the size offices ask for, Meme Generator puts top and bottom text on a picture, Signature Maker turns a drawn signature into a clean PNG, and Text to Image puts your words on a picture ready to post. Developers get Favicon Generator, Image to Base64 and Base64 to Image.
| Your problem | Use this | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| The site says my photo file is too big | Compress Image | A lighter copy that still looks like the original |
| The form wants an exact width and height | Resize Image | Set the pixels the form demands, nothing else changes |
| There is too much background around the subject | Crop Image | Cut the edges and keep the part that matters |
| I need an ID photo for an application | Passport Photo Maker | The right size and a plain background, ready to print |
| A stranger’s face is in my photo | Blur Face | Cover only the spot you choose, by hand |
| I do not want my photo sharing where I live | Remove EXIF Data | Takes the hidden location and camera details out |
| I need the exact color from a picture | Image Color Picker | Tap the spot, copy the HEX code |
| My signature has to go on digital forms | Signature Maker | Draw it once, save a clean PNG, reuse it |
Most image sites upload your photo to a server, fix it there, and keep a copy for a while. Here the editing happens in your own browser. Your photo never leaves your device, which matters more than people think: ID photos, family pictures and product shots carry more information than the picture itself shows.
The honest limits:
A father makes a passport photo of his daughter at home because the studio is closed on Sunday. A seller watermarks product photos before a marketplace copies them. A teacher blurs the faces in a class picture before it goes on the school page, and a blogger pulls the exact green out of a logo to match a button. Ordinary fixes, done on the spot, with the photo staying on the device it started on.
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, with no paid plan behind it and no watermark added to your pictures. ToolPeko earns from ads on the site.
No. The editing runs inside your browser, on your own device. Your photo never travels to us, so there is no copy of it sitting anywhere else.
A photo made lighter gives up a little detail, more as the file gets smaller. Faces and text stay clear at sensible sizes. Keep the original for printing, and use the light copy for uploads.
Most countries ask for 35 by 45 mm, and the US asks for 2 by 2 inches. The Passport Photo Maker carries the common sizes, so pick the one your form names.
EXIF is the hidden data a camera writes into a photo: the model, the date, and often the exact place it was taken. Remove EXIF Data strips that out of a copy before you share it.
Yes. The tools run in the browser on Android and iPhone, and on Windows and Mac. Very large camera files are calmer on a computer, but everyday photos are fine anywhere.
No. You draw the cover over the face or plate yourself. It takes a few seconds longer and it means nothing is guessed at. Check the saved copy before you post it anywhere.
This is only one drawer of the toolbox. The rest work the same way: free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.