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Image work that never leaves your machine.

Convert, compress and remove backgrounds for one image or a hundred. Everything is decoded, processed and saved right here in your browser.Convert and compress one image or a hundred, right here in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

or drop files anywhere

A coastal road, converted from JPEG to WebPBefore · JPEG · 8.4 MBAfter · WEBP · 2.7 MB
−68%Looks the same, 5.7 MB lighter.
  • 0 bytesUploadedUploaded
  • 100images in one batch, by default.images per batch.
  • 50 MBper file, on any device.per file.
  • 4 formatsOfflineto save: JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF.after the first visit.

Pick the change you need.

Each tool works on a single image or a whole batch, and they chain together in one run.

A blue vase and oranges on linen

Convert

Make JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF copies. Converting to PNG keeps every pixel exactly.JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF copies.

PNG → WEBP−72%

A city street at night

Compress

Shrink JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF files while keeping each one’s type. PNG shrinks by using fewer colours, so graphics gain the most.Smaller files that keep their type.

JPEG → JPEG−69%

A yellow lamp on a magenta backdropThe same lamp with its background removed

Remove background

A transparent PNG at the original size, made by a model that runs on your own computer.A transparent PNG, on desktop browsers.

Any → PNGDesktop only

Combine steps in one run

Pick a main tool, then add a step that fits with it. Every image goes through the whole chain once, in order, on your device.

  1. OpenJPEG, 2.1 MB
  2. Remove backgroundBest detail
  3. Compress256 colours
  4. SavePNG, 214 KB
Lamp on a magenta backdroplamp.jpg · 2.1 MB
The lamp cut out on transparencylamp.png · 214 KB
Paper shapes and a red chair, one of the finished imagespaper-set.webp · 612 KB

−69%13.3 MB lighter

  • coast.webp−68%
  • night-street.webp−69%
  • paper-set.webp−75%
  • lamp.webp+13%

See what you saved before you download.

Compare every file before and after. If one comes out bigger, or can’t be read, Image Shed says so plainly and tells you why.

Your images stay on your device

Processed here

Decoding, editing and saving all happen in your browser. Newly encoded copies are saved without camera metadata such as location; a file returned unchanged keeps its own.New copies drop location and camera details. A file returned unchanged keeps its own.

Works offline

Once the app and its codecs have loaded, it keeps working without a connection. Background removal needs its model downloaded once.Once it has loaded, it keeps working without a connection.

A Library that stays yours

Finished images are kept in this browser’s Library until you clear it. Nothing is synced anywhere. Open your Library

Supported formats

FormatOpenSaveGood for
JPEGYesYesPhotos. No transparency.
PNGYesYesScreenshots, logos, anything needing exact pixels.
WEBPYesYesSmall files for the web, with transparency.
AVIFYesYesThe smallest files. Slower to make.
HEIC · HEIFVariesNoiPhone photos, where this device can decode them.
GIF · BMP · TIFFVariesNoOlder files, when your browser can open them.

Questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. Every image is decoded, edited and saved in your browser. Image Shed’s servers never receive them, and there is no account to send them to.

Does it work offline?

Yes, once the app and its codecs have loaded on this device. Background removal also needs its model downloaded once, and keeps it on this device afterwards.

How many images can I do at once?

Up to 100 in a batch by default, each up to 50 MB. You can raise the batch limit to 500 in Settings. Unusually large images may be declined when their pixel dimensions exceed what the browser can safely process.

Why did one of my files get bigger?

Some images are already very efficient in their original format, like flat graphics saved as PNG. Converting one to another type can come out larger, and the results say so beside that file. Compress never hands back a bigger file: it keeps your original instead.

Can Image Shed compress PNG files?

Yes. PNG is compressed by reducing the number of colours it uses, which keeps the file type and any transparency. Photographs may show banding, so WebP or AVIF can suit them better.

Does background removal work on my phone?

It is available on compatible desktop devices. The best-detail option needs a WebGPU-capable device; the quick, compatible option works more broadly, including without WebGPU. Converting and compressing work on phones and tablets too.

No sign-up, and nothing is uploaded.