Resize, crop and compress photos by asking

Compress photos to a size, not a guess

Photo compression offers four balances — Recommended, High quality, Small file and Smallest — each with a size estimate worked out from your own files, so you can see the trade before choosing. If a website demands a limit such as "under 500 KB", say so: ToolGPT lowers the quality step by step until the photo fits, and if it cannot get there it tells you the smallest size it reached rather than handing back something too big.

It will not pretend. If a photo would not come out smaller than it already is, the job reports that instead of returning a file that is the same size.

Resize and crop with the result in view

For resizing, the quick choices are 1920 px, 1080 px and 2048 px on the long edge, or half size — each showing the pixels it would produce and roughly what it would weigh. For an exact size, type the numbers: "1200 by 628" sets the size precisely.

Cropping is shown on your picture before anything is cut. Square, portrait and wide shapes appear as tiles, so you can see whether a square crop would cut off someone's head before you choose it. Cropping only ever removes edges, and your original photo is kept.

Change the format while you're at it

ToolGPT converts photos between JPEG, PNG and WEBP. WEBP is usually the smallest; PNG keeps sharp edges and transparency but is often much larger for photographs, and the assistant will point that out. HEIC photos from iPhones can be opened only in browsers that read HEIC themselves, such as Safari.