Image Compressor
Reduce an image’s file size while keeping it looking good. Useful for websites, email, uploads and storage.
Simple browser-based tools for everyday image tasks. Start by resizing JPG, PNG or WebP images in seconds.
Choose the task that matches what you need.
Use a tool when you need it. Each tool is designed to be clear, fast and easy to understand.
Change an image’s width and height. Resize JPG, PNG and WebP files, keep the aspect ratio, use popular social-media sizes, and choose a new output format.
Reduce an image’s file size while keeping it looking good. Useful for websites, email, uploads and storage.
Remove unwanted parts of an image and keep only the area you need. Useful for profile pictures, banners and posts.
Turn an image clockwise or counterclockwise and download the result.
Flip an image horizontally or vertically with a simple click.
We plan to add more focused utilities for common image tasks as the toolkit grows.
No complicated menus. Pick a tool, make your change, and download the result.
Start with Image Resizer or choose another tool when it becomes available.
Follow the short instructions inside the tool and choose the result you want.
Download your finished image and continue with your work.
Clear enough for a first-time visitor, while still useful for everyday professional work.
Every tool has one clear purpose, plain-language instructions and an obvious next step.
The current Image Resizer processes images in your browser, so resizing does not require uploading the image to our server.
Use the website from a modern phone, tablet, laptop or desktop browser.
Our Image Resizer is available now. It supports JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP input, lets you choose exact dimensions or popular sizes, and can export JPG, PNG or WebP.
Simple answers before you start.
You can use simple online image utilities for common tasks. The Image Resizer is available now, and additional tools such as compression and cropping are planned.
Yes. The current Image Resizer is free to use and does not require an account or watermark.
The current Image Resizer performs the resize operation in your browser using the Canvas API. The selected image does not need to be uploaded to the Zylaro server for resizing.
It accepts JPG/JPEG, PNG and WebP images. You can export the resized result as JPG, PNG or WebP.
Yes. The homepage and current Image Resizer are designed to work with modern mobile and desktop browsers.
No. The current tools are web-based, so you can use them directly from your browser.