About TryImager

TryImager is a free collection of image utilities: format converters (JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF, TIFF, SVG), compressors, resizers, croppers and simple editors such as rotate, flip and grayscale. There is no account, no queue, no watermark and no paid tier gating the output quality.

Every tool hosted on tryimager.com runs client-side. When you drop a file onto a tool page, the browser decodes it with the Canvas API (plus a JavaScript TIFF decoder for TIFF files), redraws it according to your settings, and re-encodes it with the browser's own image encoders. The resulting file is handed straight back to you as a download.

Your image is never sent to TryImager or to any third party by these tools. You can verify this yourself: open your browser's network tab, run a conversion, and you will see no upload request. Because the work happens locally, results are instant, they work on files you would not want to hand to a stranger, and the byte counts we show are measured from the real output file rather than estimated.

• No file uploads, no server-side image storage, no processing queue.
• No accounts, email capture or newsletter gate before you can use a tool.
• No watermarks or artificial size limits on the output.
• No fake savings numbers — every percentage comes from the actual generated file.

TryImager is funded by advertising, not by charging for tools. Google AdSense and Google Analytics 4 run on every page, and both may set cookies; what they collect — and what they never see, including anything derived from your image — is set out in the privacy policy and cookie policy. Two tools listed under Enhance, ClarityUp 4K and RemoveBG, are separate applications on their own TryImager subdomains and are covered by the policies published there.

Browser encoders are good but not identical across browsers. WEBP output depends on your browser supporting WEBP encoding, which we detect with a real test encode before offering it. PNG is a lossless format, so re-encoding a PNG will not always make it smaller — where that is the case the tool says so instead of pretending. Animated GIFs are converted using the first frame only. There is no fixed MB cap: we estimate how much memory an image needs once decoded and compare it against what your device can reasonably handle, so the practical ceiling depends on your phone or computer. Images beyond what any browser canvas can hold are rejected rather than crashing the tab.

Bug reports, missing formats and wrong output are all worth telling us about — use the contact page.