Free tools
Free Photo Tools
Built by Pinnacle Edits, a professional photo and video editing studio, for the small jobs that come up around an edit: checking a print size, fixing a ratio, converting a file.
Free to use. There is no signup and no account.
Private by design. We never see or store your photos.
Every tool runs in your browser, on your device. Your photos are not uploaded to our servers or anyone else’s, and they are not kept after you close the page.
Calculators
For the numbers behind a print, a crop or a camera.
Print Size & Resolution Checker
How large a photo prints before it goes soft, graded against every standard photo and A-series size.
Aspect Ratio Calculator
Reduce any width and height to its ratio, solve the missing side of a resize, and see what a crop removes.
Megapixel Calculator
Pixel dimensions to megapixels and back, with the largest print each one makes.
Convert and edit
For getting files into the format, size and state a client, lab or website asks for.
Image Converter
Turn HEIC, PNG, JPG and WebP into JPG, PNG or WebP, a whole batch at a time.
Image Resizer
Resize to an exact size, a percentage or a longest edge, with social and print presets.
Image Compressor
Make photos smaller by quality or by a target file size, and check the result at full size.
Add Watermark
Put your name, a copyright line or your logo on your own photos, one at a time or in a batch.
Background Remover
Cut the subject out of a photo and save it on a transparent or plain background.
Check a photo
For seeing what a file contains before it goes out.
EXIF Viewer & Remover
See the camera, lens, settings, date and location stored in a photo, and remove them before sharing.
Amazon Image Checker
Check a product photo against Amazon’s main image rules: white background, frame fill and size.
Use them on your own site
Answering a question in a forum or a photography group? The three calculators keep what you type in the address bar, so a copied link opens on the same answer for the person you are helping.
Teaching photography or writing about it? The calculators can also be embedded in a blog post or a course page. Open one and use “Embed this calculator” below it.