9 Free Online Image Tools for Bloggers and Designers
The nine free image tools bloggers and designers use most are Image Compressor, Image Resizer, Image Editor, PNG to WebP, WEBP to PNG, PNG to JPG, HEIC to JPG, Favicon Generator and JPG to SVG. Together they cover editing, resizing, converting and optimising images without Photoshop.

The 9 tools
✓1. Image Compressor
🖼️ Shrink JPG and PNG files for faster pages and upload limits. Open Image Compressor
2. Image Resizer
Resize to exact pixels or a percentage; save as JPG, PNG or WEBP. Open Image Resizer
3. Image Editor
Crop, rotate, flip and adjust photos in the browser. Open Image Editor
4. PNG to WebP
Convert graphics to WEBP for smaller website images. Open PNG to WebP
5. WEBP to PNG
Open WEBP images in apps that do not support them. Open WEBP to PNG
6. PNG to JPG
Turn heavy PNG photos into small JPGs. Open PNG to JPG
7. HEIC to JPG
Convert iPhone photos so every site and PC can open them. Open HEIC to JPG
8. Favicon Generator
Create 17 icon sizes for browsers, iPhone, Android and Windows. Open Favicon Generator
9. JPG to SVG
Trace simple logos into sharp, scalable SVG files. Open JPG to SVG
A simple workflow for every blog image

- Edit: crop to the subject with the Image Editor.
- Resize: set the width your theme displays, e.g. 800 px.
- Convert: PNG photos → JPG, or graphics → WEBP.
- Compress: aim for under 100 KB per article image.
- Name and describe: use a descriptive file name and alt text, e.g. "merge-pdf-steps.webp".
Which tool for which job?
✓| Job | Tool |
|---|---|
| Page loads slowly | Image Compressor → PNG to WebP |
| Form rejects the photo size | Image Resizer → Image Compressor |
| iPhone photo will not upload | HEIC to JPG |
| Need a site icon | Favicon Generator |
| Logo looks blurry when enlarged | JPG to SVG (simple logos) |
Open the Image Compressor on pdfseotools.com – free, no sign-up and it works on any device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these image tools free?
Yes. All nine are free in your browser with no sign-up.
Which tools does a blogger need most?
Image Resizer and Image Compressor for every post image, PNG to WebP for faster pages, and Favicon Generator once for the site icon.
Do the tools work on a phone?
Yes. They work in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox on Android and iPhone.
Will my images be published anywhere?
No. Uploads are used only to create your result and are removed by an automatic server clean-up.
In what order should I use them?
Edit or crop first, then resize, then convert the format, and compress last.
Do I need to install software or create an account?
No. Everything runs in your web browser on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone – there is nothing to download, nothing to install and no account to create.
Summary
Nine focused tools replace most of what bloggers used heavy software for. Bookmark the free image tools page and follow the edit → resize → convert → compress order for every image.
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