Product Image Toolkit
Everything you do to product photos in one place: resize, convert, compress, crop, rename, rotate, watermark and remove metadata, up to 50 images at a time. Your images never leave your device.
Free · UnlimitedOne toolkit for every product image job
The Product Image Toolkit brings the everyday image tasks of an online store together: resize to Shopify or WooCommerce sizes, convert between formats, compress, crop to a shape, rename in bulk, rotate and flip, add a watermark, or remove hidden metadata such as a GPS location. Pick a mode, add up to 50 images, and see every result with its size before and after. Download images one by one or all together as a ZIP.
Everything runs in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to Findora's server, so it works for unreleased products and private photos too.
Formats it reads and writes
It opens JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG, GIF, BMP, TIFF and ICO files, and HEIC photos from iPhones in browsers that support them (Safari). It saves JPG, PNG and WebP, combines images into a PDF, and makes ICO favicons with several sizes in one file. Transparent backgrounds are kept in PNG and WebP; for JPG you choose the background colour.
How to use it
Choose a mode at the top, then choose or drop your images. Adjust the settings for that mode: the results update automatically and the list shows each file's new size, dimensions and any notes, for example when a browser can't write WebP and saves PNG instead. In crop mode, tap an image to adjust its crop by dragging. When everything looks right, download the files you need.
Recommended settings
For Shopify, square images of 2048 × 2048 pixels are recommended; for most WooCommerce themes 800 to 1200 pixels is plenty. Save photos as JPG or WebP at a quality of 75 to 85, keep PNG for logos and cut-outs with transparency, and use the same shape for every product so collection pages line up.
Why good product images matter
Product photos are what shoppers judge first. Consistent sizes and shapes make collection pages look tidy, smaller files make pages load faster on phones, descriptive file names help search engines, and clean metadata protects your privacy. Doing all of that in one place, in bulk, saves hours of one-image-at-a-time editing.
More ways to use it
- Product image resizer
- Image compressor
- Image cropper
- Bulk image renamer
- Rotate & flip images
- EXIF & metadata remover
- Image watermark
- PNG to JPG converter
- JPG to PNG converter
- WebP to JPG converter
- WebP to PNG converter
- JPG & PNG to WebP converter
- HEIC to JPG converter
- AVIF to JPG converter
- AVIF to PNG converter
- SVG to PNG converter
- GIF to JPG converter
- GIF to PNG converter
- BMP to JPG converter
- TIFF to JPG converter
- Images to PDF converter
- Image to ICO converter
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. All processing happens in your browser and your images never leave your device. Your activity history only records how many images were processed and which mode was used.
How many images can I process at once?
Up to 50 images per batch, each up to 40 MB. Very large photos are made a little smaller when a phone browser can't handle their full size; the list tells you when that happens.
Can I convert iPhone HEIC photos?
Yes, in Safari on iPhone, iPad or Mac, which can open HEIC. Other browsers can't read HEIC; the toolkit tells you so and how to switch your camera to JPG.
Why did my WebP come out as PNG?
Safari can't create WebP files yet. The image is saved as PNG instead and the list says so; use Chrome, Edge or Firefox for WebP.
Does it use credits?
No. You need to be signed in to see and download the results, but the image toolkit is free and unlimited.
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