Every obrobka tool — 41 pages for working with images

Tasks

Things done to an image: remove the background, compress, upscale, trim edges.

Background removalStrip the background from an image right in your browser. Three models to pick from: fast for any subject, portrait for people, precise for hard edges.
Batch processingPick several files at once and take an archive. Twenty 12 MP shots go through in 3.4 s — measured in the browser.
Compress an imageCut a photo’s weight in the browser. Measured: WebP takes 75% of what JPEG takes at the same quality, AVIF takes 40%.
Image resizingSet an exact width and height. Five fitting modes: contain with padding, cover with cropping, stretch. Runs entirely in your browser.
Outline around an objectA coloured contour around the subject. The canvas grows so the outline is never clipped at the edge.
Photo comes out sidewaysIn JPEG and HEIC the orientation lives in a separate EXIF tag, not in the pixels. Here it is read and applied for you.
Strip metadata from a photoSee what your shot carries — camera, date, coordinates — and save a copy with none of it. Everything happens inside your tab.
Subject-aware croppingCrops an image to the aspect ratio you need while keeping the main subject in frame. Runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Trim empty edgesRemoves transparent or empty margins around the subject, leaving a tight frame. No aspect ratio imposed.
Upscale an imageSwin2SR invents detail instead of plainly stretching. Works in tiles, so memory does not depend on how big the shot is.

Each page carries measured sizes for that exact pair and an honest note on what gets lost.

A ready frame for a particular place. Size and ratio remain editable.