WebP for the web
A useful option for website images when your platform supports it. Compare the preview and file size before replacing the original.
12 / Image toolJames Riter / Las Vegas
A free tool by James Riter
Make your images easier to share.
Resize a product photo, prepare an image for your website, or make a smaller copy for email. Choose an image, adjust the settings, and download the result.
Try the image resizerPersonal portfolio / Independent developmentWebsites · Photography · Connected systems
01 / Choose an image
Choose an image or try the sample.
A smaller file.
The same image.
Preview your image here before downloading a new copy.
Your image stays in this browser. No account, upload, or email required. Keep your original file; this tool creates a new copy.
A little guidance
Choose the format for the job.
JPEG for sharing
A familiar choice for photos and email. Lower quality can make a smaller file, but check fine details. Transparent areas become white.
PNG for transparency
Useful for graphics and transparent backgrounds. A PNG may be larger than a JPEG or WebP, especially for photographs.
The tool uses your browser’s image decoder and canvas encoder. Color and metadata handling can vary by browser. It is intended for everyday web copies, not archival or print masters.
From a useful tool to a useful website
Images are one part of the work.
I build websites and photograph products and storefronts. If your images need more than a smaller file, we can plan the photography and the pages together.
A project starts with a conversation
Need a hand with the whole website?
Tell me about your business, what needs to change, and where you could use a hand.
Let’s talk about it