ihateimg.cv

Most free image sites upload your photos to their servers, add a watermark or ask you to sign up. ihateimg.cv does the work on your device instead: 58 tools across converting, compressing, resizing and cropping, privacy (EXIF, GPS, face blur), watermarks, GIFs, developer assets like favicons and OG images, and photo and signature sizes for exam forms. Open a tool, drop in your images, download the result. Free, no account, no watermark.

ihateimg.cv provides browser-based tools for converting, compressing, resizing, and editing photos, PDFs, video, and audio. Its tools also cover tasks such as removing photo metadata, creating GIFs, generating icons, and organizing PDF pages. The site addresses common file-preparation needs, including making files fit size requirements or work in different formats. It states that processing happens on the user's device, with no file-size or file-count limit set by the site. A user opens a tool on the site and selects files from their device. The browser reads the files into memory and processes them locally; the site says files are not sent over the network. Depending on the tool, users can choose formats, dimensions, compression targets, crop areas, or other settings, then download the processed result. The site describes batch options for some tools and says the page must load once before use. The site presents its tools for people who need to work with photos, PDFs, video, or audio, including users preparing images for websites, social platforms, printing, or exam forms. It says the tools work in current Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge browsers on desktop and mobile. A notable distinction is local browser processing: the site states there is no sign-up, watermark, or site-set file-count or file-size limit.