No sign-up · No file uploads to a server

The everyday toolkit for images, documents and inbox clutter.

Compress a photo, build a passport ID, merge a stack of PDFs, or turn a Word doc into a PDF — a full toolkit of focused tools, each done properly, all running right in your browser tab.

Files stay local. Processing runs on your device, not our servers.
No account needed. Open a tool and start immediately.
Free to use. Supported by ads, not subscriptions.
Why it's different

Local processing vs. upload-based tools

Most free image and PDF tools work by sending your file to a server first. Pixformet doesn't.

Typical upload-based tool

Your file is sent to a remote server, processed there, then a link or download is sent back. That means a copy of your document or photo — sometimes a passport photo, a signed contract, or a scanned ID — briefly exists on infrastructure you don't control, "deleted after a few hours" if you're lucky and the provider keeps that promise.

Pixformet

Your file never leaves your device. Compression, cropping, format conversion, background removal and PDF editing all run locally in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. There's no upload step to wait on, no server storing a copy, and no account collecting your email in exchange for "free."

What that means in practice

Sensitive documents — IDs, passport photos, financial statements, signed contracts — can be resized, converted or merged without a copy ever touching a third-party server. It's also usually faster for small-to-medium files, since there's no upload/download round trip involved at all.

Phase One

Image tools

Nine tools covering the image and document jobs that come up almost every week.

Phase Two

Document tools

PDF housekeeping and file-format conversion, also done entirely on your device.

Phase Three

Video tools

Shrink a video file right in your browser — no upload, no watermark.

Who this is for

Built for the file tasks that come up every week

ID

Applying for a passport or visa

Crop a phone photo to the exact size a government form demands, without a design tool or a print shop appointment. See our passport photo cheat sheet for the rules that trip people up most.

IMG

Opening an iPhone photo on Windows

HEIC photos from an iPhone don't open in a lot of older software or web forms. Convert Format turns them into JPG in a couple of clicks, no app install required.

PDF

Sending a scanned form or contract

Merge, split and rotate pages from multiple scans into one clean PDF, then compress it if an email attachment limit is in the way.

IMG

Getting a site or store listing to load faster

Oversized product or blog photos are one of the most common causes of a slow page. Compress Image shrinks them before upload, and our compression guide covers how to do it without visible quality loss.

Built like an instrument, not a form

01

Drop a file

Drag it onto the tool, or click to browse. Nothing leaves your device until you choose to download.

02

Adjust the specifics

Exact presets — passport sizes, social media dimensions, PDF page sizes — instead of guesswork.

03

Download the result

Get a finished file immediately, ready to send, upload or print.

Frequently asked

Is Pixformet really free to use?

Yes. Every tool is free, with no account, no watermark, and no limit on how many files you process. The site is supported by ads, not subscriptions.

Are my files ever uploaded to a server?

No. Every tool runs entirely inside your browser tab using JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your images, PDFs and videos are read, processed and exported on your own device — nothing is sent anywhere.

Do I need to create an account?

No sign-up is required for any tool. Open the tool you need and start immediately — there's no login, verification step, or saved-file dashboard to set up first.

Which browsers and devices are supported?

Any modern browser on desktop or mobile — Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge are all supported. Since processing happens on your device, very large files may run slower on older phones or laptops.