Why WebP instead of JPG or PNG?

WebP is supported by every modern browser and is typically 25-35% smaller than a JPG at the same visual quality — a direct win for page load speed.

Will this make my image blurry?

No — it never upscales, and the default settings keep photographic detail. You can raise the quality or the maximum width in Advanced settings if you want more headroom.

What if my site needs a specific width?

Open Advanced settings and set your own maximum width — the tool will never scale an image up past its original size, only down to fit.

Private browser-based tool

Prepare Image for Website

Resize, convert to WebP, and strip metadata in one click — a web-ready image instead of running it through three separate tools.

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What this does

Three separate jobs — resize, convert format, strip metadata — done as one automatic step instead of running an image through three different tools. The result is a smaller, faster-loading, privacy-clean image ready to drop straight into a website.

Nothing is uploaded

Every step happens on your device using the canvas element built into your browser.

Never upscales

An image smaller than the maximum width is left at its original size — this only ever makes an image smaller, never blurrier.

Keep going in the editor

Open the result in the full Bacon editor for further edits.

Common questions

What does this actually do?

Resizes, converts to WebP, and strips metadata — automatically, in one step.

Why WebP?

Typically 25-35% smaller than a JPG at the same visual quality.

Will this blur my image?

No — it never upscales, and defaults keep photographic detail.

Does this upload my photo?

No — it's all done locally in your browser.