Pick your utilities tool
EXIF Viewer
Camera settings, GPS location, and more
Try freeColor Picker
Sample any pixel, get HEX, RGB, HSL
Try freeFavicon Generator
All standard sizes from any image
Try freeRGB to HEX
Convert color values instantly
Try freeMB to KB Converter
Convert between megabytes and kilobytes
Try freeQR Code Generator
Turn text or a link into a scannable code
Try freeMetadata Remover
Strip EXIF and GPS data for privacy
Try freePlaceholder Image Generator
Blank images for mockups and layouts
Try freeWhy these utilities matter
Developing for the web or working professionally with images means you constantly need small, specific pieces of information: what camera was used to take this photo, what is the exact hex color of that logo, what sizes does a favicon need to be.
These utility tools answer those questions instantly. Rather than opening a full design application or writing custom code, you get a single-purpose tool for each task that works directly in your browser.
The EXIF Viewer exposes all hidden metadata in a photo including camera make and model, lens, shutter speed, ISO, aperture, and GPS coordinates if location was enabled. The Color Picker lets you click anywhere on an image to get the exact HEX, RGB, and HSL values of that pixel.
How to use image utilities
Each utility is designed for a specific informational or conversion task.
Tips for using image utilities
Photos taken with smartphones embed GPS coordinates by default. Use the EXIF Viewer to check if location data is present before sharing photos publicly.
The Favicon Generator works best with a square image. If your logo is not square, crop it to a square first using the Image Cropper before generating favicons.
The Color Picker lets you zoom into your image before clicking. Use this for precise color sampling from small UI elements.
When copying HEX color values, both uppercase (#FF5500) and lowercase (#ff5500) are valid CSS. Use whichever format your codebase prefers.
Use the MB to KB converter to quickly calculate the byte limit for an upload form that specifies a limit in megabytes when your measurement is in kilobytes.