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Free AI Tools for Images, PDFs, Text & More

Use AI to remove image backgrounds, then resize and convert images, combine PDFs, format text, and handle everyday tasks in your browser—no login required.

No account needed. Tools show local-processing details where browser support allows.

Common paths

Start with a common task

Follow the product-photo path when the steps belong together, or choose one focused PDF or developer task.

Image task guide

Choose the right image tool

Pick the outcome you need first; each tool page then shows the formats, settings, and limits for that task.

Need a transparent cutout?
Remove an image background

Use AI to create a transparent or solid-background PNG.

Need different dimensions?
Resize an image

Change pixel dimensions or scale an image by percentage.

Need a smaller file?
Compress an image

Reduce image file size by choosing quality or a target size.

Need a different format?
Convert PNG to JPG

Export a JPG when the destination does not accept PNG files.

What to expect

Start with clear task details

  1. 1. Choose the task

    Find the focused tool

    Search by outcome or choose a task from the image, PDF, text, developer, calculator, or design categories.

  2. 2. Check the inputs

    See formats and limits

    Each tool page explains accepted inputs, useful settings, processing details, and relevant limitations before you run it.

  3. 3. Review the result

    Download or copy what you need

    Confirm the output details shown by the tool, then download a file or copy the result when that task supports it.

Common questions

Before you start

Are the tools free to use?

The tools are available without creating an account. Each tool page explains its supported formats, task-specific limits, and output options before you start.

Do I need an account?

No. You can open a tool and start its workflow without signing in.

Are my files uploaded?

Many file tools process data in your browser. Check the processing note on the individual tool page for the exact behavior and limitations of the task you are using.

Which tool should I use to make an image smaller?

Use Image Resizer when you need smaller pixel dimensions. Use Image Compressor when you need a smaller file size in KB or MB.