Tiny image tools
for websites, apps & social.
Compress, resize, convert and prepare images directly in your browser. Tiny Pixel Kit is fast, free and privacy-first — no signup, no uploads.
Pick a tool, get to work.
Compress Image
Reduce JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF file sizes — up to 10 at once.
Resize Image
Custom width and height. Export PNG, JPG, WebP or AVIF.
Convert Image
JPG ↔ PNG ↔ WebP ↔ AVIF, with side-by-side preview.
Favicon Generator
Icons, app icons, manifest and snippet from one image.
Social Media Resizer
Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, OG — every preset covered.
Built for daily image tasks. Not for a SaaS dashboard.
Most tools today are heavy, ad-laden and hungry for your email. Tiny Pixel Kit is the opposite — small, fast, private, and free.
Your files never leave your device
Compression, resizing, conversion — all run locally with the Canvas API and Web Workers.
Instant — no servers, no queue
No upload round-trip means your image is ready in milliseconds, even for 10-file batches.
No signup. No paywall.
Open the page, drop a file, get a result. We don't store anything because there's nothing to store.
One identity, five tools
Same predictable layout, same controls, same shortcuts. Learn one tool, you've learned them all.
Anyone shipping images on the web.
Whether you're launching a landing page on a Sunday afternoon, prepping a blog post, or sizing assets for a Friday campaign — these are the tools you reach for and forget you needed.
- Developers — Quick utilities while building web apps.
- Designers — Exports, resizes & favicons without booting Figma.
- Marketers — Social sizes, OG images, campaign visuals.
- Bloggers & creators — Smaller images, platform-ready exports.
- Indie hackers — Fast, simple tools for shipping fast.
Privacy-first browser tools.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API and Web Workers. Your files never leave your device — there are no uploads, no server processing, and nothing to store.
- 1Drop a file — Your image stays in browser memory — no upload, no network request.
- 2Browser processes it — The Canvas API and Web Workers compress, resize or convert your file locally.
- 3Download the result — The processed file is created as a Blob URL you download directly.
- 4Nothing stored — When you close the tab, everything is gone. We keep zero data.
Practical guides on web images.
WebP vs AVIF vs JPG — which one should you ship in 2026?
A practical comparison of file size, quality and browser support, with real numbers from a 12-image test set.
Performance · 5 minHow to reduce image file size without ruining quality
The minimum-effort recipe for cutting image weight by 60–80% while keeping things sharp on retina displays.
Favicons · 6 minThe complete favicon size guide (and the snippet you actually need)
Stop second-guessing. Here are the exact files, sizes and HTML you should ship — and what you can skip.