Compress images, merge PDFs and convert files for free
Resize photos, turn Word into PDF, change PNG to JPG or make a QR code. It all runs in your browser, with no sign-up.
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Image & PDF utilities
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Processed on your device
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No install needed
About
What is ImgTask?
ImgTask is a set of free online tools for the image and PDF jobs that come up every week. You can compress an image before uploading it, resize a photo for a form, merge PDF files into one, or convert a PDF to JPG. There's nothing to install: open a tool, pick a file and download the result.
A lot of people arrive here because an upload form rejected their file. That might be a photo that has to be under 50 KB, a PDF capped at 200 KB, or an iPhone picture in HEIC that a website won't accept. Others are converting WEBP images saved from the web into JPG or PNG, or turning Word and Excel files into PDFs.
Your files stay on your own device, because the tools run in your browser instead of on our servers. That also means no account, no watermark and no waiting for an upload to finish.
Built for
- Students filling in online forms
- Job and exam applicants
- Website owners and online sellers
- Designers and developers
- Anyone who needs a quick file fix
Common tasks
Simple process
How it works
Pick a tool, choose your settings and download. It usually takes less than a minute.
- Step 01
Choose a file
Pick an image or PDF from your phone or computer, or drag it onto the page.
- Step 02
Adjust the settings
Set the quality, size or format, or keep the defaults if they already suit you.
- Step 03
Let your browser do the work
The file is processed on your device, so nothing gets uploaded.
- Step 04
Download the result
Save your new file straight away. Your original isn't changed.
Benefits
Why use ImgTask?
Everyday image and PDF jobs, done without installing software or creating an account.
Nothing to install
It works in any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone.
Private by default
Your photos and documents are processed on your device, not on a server.
Settings you can understand
Each tool shows only what matters for the job, such as quality, dimensions or page range.
The formats people really use
JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, TIFF, BMP and PDF, plus Word and Excel for PDF conversion.
Compatibility
Supported formats
Options vary by tool. One thing to note: compressing a HEIC photo saves it as JPG.
Image uploads
Accepted by image tools
JPEGPNGWEBPGIFBMPTIFFAVIFHEIC/HEIF
PDF tools
Compress · Merge · Convert
PDFImages → PDFPDF → JPEG/PNG
PDF tools accept PDF files. Image-to-PDF accepts the same image types listed for image uploads.
- Per image
- 250 MB
- Compress, resize, blur, convert
- Per image in Image to PDF
- 250 MB
- When combining images into a PDF
- Per PDF
- 250 MB
- Compress, merge, PDF to image
Your privacy
Your files stay yours
The tools run in your browser, so your photos and documents don't need to be uploaded anywhere.
Your files never leave your device
Every image and PDF tool does its work inside your browser. We never receive your files, so there's nothing for us to store or share.
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Processed locally
Your photos and documents stay on the phone or computer you're already using.
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Not used to train AI
We don't use your images or PDFs to train models. We don't receive them in the first place.
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PDFs stay with you too
Compressing, merging and converting PDFs all happen in your browser, so bank statements and ID scans stay private.
Read the full details in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Only process files you own or have permission to use.
Examples
Practical use cases
Some of the everyday jobs people use ImgTask for.
Compress an image to 50KB
Get a photo under the limit on an exam, job or admission form.
Compress ImageResize for social and forms
Set the exact pixel size a profile photo, post or form asks for.
Resize ImageiPhone HEIC to JPG
Convert iPhone photos so they open on Windows and upload anywhere.
HEIC to JPGWEBP for faster pages
Convert JPG photos to WEBP and cut your page weight.
JPG to WEBPLighter product photos
Shrink product images for your online store or marketplace listing.
Compress ImageCompress a PDF for upload
Bring scanned PDFs down for email or a portal's size limit.
Compress PDFMerge PDF files
Join a CV, certificates and forms into one file to submit.
Merge PDFSoften a background
Blur a whole photo to use behind text on a slide or banner.
Blur ImageBlog
Latest from the blog
Guides and tips for compressing, converting, and getting more from your image and PDF tools.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. All the tools are free, with no account and no watermark on your files.
No. Open a tool, choose a file and download the result.
Compress and resize images, convert between JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, AVIF and other formats, and make QR codes and favicons. For PDFs, you can compress and merge files, convert Word, Excel, JPG and HTML to PDF, and convert PDF to Word, Excel, JPG or PowerPoint.
Open Compress Image, type 50 as the target file size and press the button. If a large photo still won't fit, resize it first, since fewer pixels leave less to store.
Use Compress PDF with the Screen preset. That usually works for scans of one or two pages, but longer documents may not get that small.
Upload the file to PDF to Word and download a DOCX with text you can edit. It extracts the text only, so images and formatting aren't kept, and scanned PDFs won't work.
JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, AVIF and HEIC or HEIF, which is what iPhones use. Each tool page shows what it accepts.
It depends on the tool. Compressing and converting to JPG can lose a little quality, though at sensible settings it's hard to see. Converting to PNG keeps every pixel.
No. Every tool runs in your browser, so your files stay on your device and we never see them. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Yes. It works in the browser on Android and iPhone, with no app to install. Very large files may take longer on a phone.
Resizing changes the width and height in pixels. Compressing keeps the dimensions and makes the file smaller. For the smallest file, do both.
Yes. Each tool shows its limit on the upload box.
Some formats, such as PNG, store every pixel and can be much bigger than a JPG or WEBP of the same picture. HEIC to JPG also tends to grow, because HEIC is very efficient.
Questions about the service? Contact us or read more about ImgTask.