Generate an Image from Text or Hex
Generating an image from text or hex turns plain characters into a real picture file, whether that is rendering a word as a graphic or painting raw hex by
Formats, compression, resizing, transparency and privacy for everyday image work. From picking between PNG, WebP and AVIF to stripping EXIF location data before a photo travels, with free tools that run entirely in your browser.
Generating an image from text or hex turns plain characters into a real picture file, whether that is rendering a word as a graphic or painting raw hex by
Changing an image’s opacity makes the whole picture more or less see-through, from fully solid to faintly visible, which is how you create watermarks, ove
Extracting a color palette from an image pulls out its main colors as a small set of swatches with their hex codes, so you can reuse the exact colors else
Adding text, a border, or a background to an image are three of the most common quick edits, useful for captions, watermarks, framing, and filling transpa
Converting an image to grayscale removes all color and keeps only brightness, turning every pixel into a shade of gray. Black and white goes a step furthe
Analyzing an image reads its real properties without opening an editor: the true format, the pixel dimensions, the file size, whether it has transparency,
Compressing a WebP shrinks the file by lowering its quality setting, and because WebP is efficient, you can often cut the size in half with no visible dif
The fastest way to tell PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF apart is to read the first few bytes of the file, called its signature or magic number, not to trust the f
Converting WebP to base64 turns an image file into a text string you can paste straight into HTML, CSS, or JSON, with no separate file to host. The base64
Photos carry device, settings, timestamps and sometimes your address: the GPS risk, the platforms that strip, and the keep-on-originals policy.
What duotone, sepia and overlays actually do to your pixels, when each earns its place, and the four craft rules that keep filters tasteful.
Light blur over text can be reversed; solid blocks cannot: the redaction ranking, the metadata step, and a checklist that takes two minutes.