Image editor · images stay in this tab

Drop photos, screenshots or scans

Crop receipts to the paper, peel off the hidden location and get files small enough to send. All in this tab.

Or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP and TIFF, up to 20 at a time

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Images stay on this device No watermark No account needed

Fix photos of receipts and documents without uploading them

Drop up to 20 photos, screenshots or scans. Crop each one to the paper, take the hidden location off and save them small enough for email, as separate files, one ZIP or one PDF. The images are read and saved in this browser tab.

What it does

Crop a photo: Crop a receipt photo to the paper and level it.
Remove photo location: Peel the place, camera and time off a photo.
Shrink an image: Get photos under 500 KB, 2 MB or 20 MB.
Save as files, ZIP or PDF: One file per image, one ZIP, or one PDF with a Letter page per image.
Up to 20 images at once: Select several and set the size and the label for all of them.

How it works

Drop images on the page or choose them.
Crop, level and turn each image.
Read the file label and pick a size.
Save the files to your device.

What a photo carries

A phone photo can hold where it was taken, the camera, the time and a small hidden copy of the full shot. The file label shows each item before you save, and the save takes them off.

The hidden copy is not cropped with your edit, so a cropped receipt can still carry the whole table it sat on.

Your file stays on your device

The images are opened, edited and saved in this browser tab. File content is never sent to a server.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. There is no account and no watermark.

Can it open iPhone HEIC photos?

Not yet. Share the photo as JPG from the Photos app, or set the camera to Most Compatible.

Does it remove the location from a photo?

Yes. By default the save takes off the place, camera, time, software and the hidden preview. The File label panel lists what each image carries and what comes off.

Does removing the label lower the quality?

No. When you change nothing but the label, a JPG, PNG or WebP keeps its exact pixels. The Size panel marks that save Lossless.