A simple border makes a photo pop, fits a layout, or creates a polaroid-style frame. You can add a border to an image or animated GIF online in seconds, free and with no watermark.

How to add a border

  1. Open the Border tool.
  2. Upload your photo or GIF.
  3. Choose the border colour and thickness, preview, and download.

Border ideas

  • Clean white frame for a minimalist, gallery look.
  • Bold colour to match your brand or make a thumbnail stand out.
  • Thin dark line to separate a light image from a white background.

FAQ

Can I add a border to an animated GIF?

Yes — the border is applied to every frame, so the animation keeps playing.

Is it free?

Yes — completely free, no watermark, no sign-up.

Animated WebP is like a GIF, but far smaller and better quality — perfect for fast-loading web pages. You can turn a short video clip into an animated WebP online, free and watermark-free.

How to convert video to WebP

  1. Open the Video to WebP converter.
  2. Upload your clip (MP4, WebM or MOV).
  3. Convert and download your animated WebP.

Why WebP instead of GIF?

For the same clip, animated WebP is typically 50–90% smaller than a GIF and supports more colours, so it looks cleaner. The only catch is a few very old platforms don’t support WebP — in which case make a GIF instead.

Tips

  • Keep clips short (2–5 seconds) for the smallest files.
  • Resize first with the Resize tool if the video is large.

FAQ

What video formats can I upload?

Most common ones, including MP4, WebM and MOV.

WebP is small and modern, but sometimes you need a plain GIF for maximum compatibility (old forums, certain chat apps, email). Converting WebP to GIF online is instant and free.

How to convert WebP to GIF

  1. Open the GIF ⇌ WebP converter.
  2. Upload your WebP (animated or static).
  3. Convert to GIF and download.

Animated WebP becomes an animated GIF

If your WebP is animated, the GIF keeps the animation. Just remember GIFs are larger and limited to 256 colours, so the file will grow — that’s the trade-off for universal support. More in GIF vs WebP vs AVIF.

FAQ

Why convert WebP to GIF?

For compatibility — a few older platforms still don’t support WebP, but GIF works everywhere.

Is it free?

Yes — free, no watermark, no account.

JPG is great for photos, but when you need a lossless copy or plan to add transparency, PNG is the way to go. Converting JPG to PNG online is quick and free — here’s how.

How to convert JPG to PNG

  1. Open the JPG ⇌ PNG converter.
  2. Upload your JPG.
  3. Convert to PNG and download.

When is PNG better?

Choose PNG for logos, icons, screenshots, line art, or anything you’ll edit repeatedly (it’s lossless, so it won’t degrade). Note that converting a JPG to PNG won’t add back detail JPG already discarded — but it stops further quality loss. See PNG vs JPG for the full picture.

FAQ

Does JPG to PNG improve quality?

It preserves the current quality losslessly, but it can’t restore detail the JPG already lost. It’s ideal before further editing.

Can I add transparency?

PNG supports transparency, but a JPG has none to begin with — you’d remove the background separately after converting.

Need to make a GIF bigger or smaller? You can resize an animated GIF online in seconds — and every frame is resized together, so the animation keeps playing perfectly. Free, no watermark.

How to resize a GIF

  1. Open the Resize tool.
  2. Upload your GIF.
  3. Enter the new width or height (keep “preserve aspect ratio” on), preview, and download.

Resizing shrinks the file too

Smaller dimensions mean a much smaller file — handy for chat apps and upload limits. For an even bigger reduction, convert the result to animated WebP (up to 90% smaller) or see how to reduce GIF file size.

FAQ

Will resizing break the animation?

No — all frames are resized as one, so it plays exactly as before at the new size.

Is it free?

Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up.

Each platform crops and compresses differently, so resizing your image to the right dimensions first keeps it sharp and properly framed. Here’s how, free and online.

How to resize for social media

  1. Open the Resize tool.
  2. Upload your image.
  3. Enter the target width and height, then download.

Handy size reference

  • Instagram post (square): 1080 × 1080
  • Instagram portrait: 1080 × 1350
  • Story / Reel: 1080 × 1920
  • X / Twitter post: 1600 × 900
  • Facebook post: 1200 × 630

Keep it sharp

Always shrink from a larger original rather than enlarging a small one, and crop to the right aspect ratio first with the Crop tool. See how to resize without losing quality.

FAQ

Why does my image look blurry after uploading to a platform?

Platforms compress images. Uploading at the recommended size (above) minimises their re-compression and keeps it crisp.

Need to hide a face, a license plate, or sensitive details — or just soften a busy background? You can blur a photo (or animated GIF) online in seconds, free and with no watermark.

How to blur an image

  1. Open the Blur tool.
  2. Upload your photo or GIF.
  3. Set the blur strength, preview, and download.

Common uses

  • Privacy — hide faces, names, plates, or screen details before sharing.
  • Soft focus — blur the background to make your subject pop.
  • Clean screenshots — obscure private info in tutorials.

FAQ

Can I blur an animated GIF?

Yes — the blur is applied to every frame, so the animation keeps playing.

Is it free?

Yes — completely free, no watermark, no sign-up.

AVIF is a brilliant, tiny modern format — but some apps and older devices still can’t open it. Converting AVIF to JPG fixes compatibility instantly. Here’s how, free and online.

How to convert AVIF to JPG

  1. Open the JPG ⇌ AVIF converter.
  2. Upload your AVIF file.
  3. Convert to JPG and download.

Why is AVIF worth using?

AVIF produces the smallest files of any common format at excellent quality, which is great for fast websites. The trade-off is that support, while growing fast, isn’t universal yet — so converting to JPG (or PNG) is handy for sharing. More in GIF vs WebP vs AVIF.

FAQ

Why won’t my AVIF file open?

Some older software doesn’t support AVIF yet. Converting to JPG or PNG makes it open anywhere.

Is it free?

Yes — free, no watermark, no account.

PNG is great for graphics and transparency, but for photos it makes needlessly huge files. Converting PNG to JPG shrinks them a lot — here’s how, free and online.

How to convert PNG to JPG

  1. Open the JPG ⇌ PNG converter.
  2. Upload your PNG.
  3. Convert to JPG and download.

When should you keep PNG?

Keep PNG for logos, icons, screenshots, or anything with a transparent background (JPG can’t do transparency). For photographs, JPG is smaller and looks the same. Our PNG vs JPG guide breaks it down.

FAQ

Does converting PNG to JPG lose quality?

JPG is lossy, but at normal quality the difference is invisible for photos. For sharp-edged graphics, PNG is better.

What happens to transparency?

JPG has no transparency, so transparent areas become a solid background (usually white).

Big image files slow down websites, fill up storage, and get rejected by upload limits. Here are three free ways to compress an image online — fastest first — without making it look bad.

1. Resize the dimensions

The biggest, easiest win. An image at 4000px wide is wildly larger than the same image at 1200px. Use the Resize tool to scale it down to the size you actually need.

2. Convert to a modern format

WebP and AVIF compress far better than JPG or PNG. Converting can cut the file by 50–90% at the same visible quality — try WebP or AVIF. See the best format for websites for which to pick.

3. Crop out what you don’t need

Trim dead space with the Crop tool so you’re only storing the part that matters.

FAQ

Will compressing lower the quality?

Resizing and converting to WebP/AVIF keep quality high. Most visible loss comes from over-enlarging later, not from shrinking.

Is it free?

Yes — free, no watermark, no sign-up.

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