Image Tools

Image tools cover the routine editing work that usually means opening a full image editor for something that takes ten seconds: compressing a photo before uploading it somewhere with a size limit, converting between JPG, PNG and WebP when a platform demands a specific format, adding a watermark across a batch of images before sharing them publicly, generating a QR code that actually points where you intend, and producing a favicon in the handful of sizes browsers and devices expect. The Meme Generator exists for the same reason as the format converter — sometimes you need a fast, no-account way to do one specific thing rather than a general-purpose editor with a learning curve. The Favicon Generator specifically handles a task that's more fiddly than it looks: browsers, iOS, and Android all expect slightly different icon sizes, and getting that list wrong means a broken tab icon or app shortcut nobody notices until launch.

Compression and conversion happen entirely via the canvas API in your browser, so a personal photo or a client's product image never leaves your device to get resized or converted — the same reason the QR Code Generator builds the code locally instead of routing it through a third-party redirect service that could change or track where the code points later.