For camera roll photos

Compress, resize, and make PDFs from your phone.

Open FreeImgTools on iPhone or Android when a form says your photo is too large, a profile image needs exact pixels, or you need to send several pictures as one PDF. No app install, no account, no upload queue.

Compress Phone Photos Make PDF from Photos
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Most common phone photo tasks

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Compress Camera Roll Photos

Reduce large iPhone or Android photos before email, forms, CMS uploads, or chat.

Compress photo
FORM

Compress for Online Application

Target smaller file sizes for portals that reject photos above 100KB, 200KB, or 500KB.

Use form compressor
PDF

Make PDF from Phone Pictures

Combine receipts, forms, handwritten notes, or document photos into one PDF.

Create PDF
PX

Resize to Exact Pixels

Set width and height for profile pictures, social posts, websites, and applications.

Resize image
2x2

US Visa Photo Size

Resize a portrait photo to 600 x 600 pixels for US visa and passport workflows.

Resize visa photo
PDF

PDF Image Tools

Convert PDF pages or create PDFs without Adobe, login, or app installs.

Browse PDF tools
No app store detourUse the browser you already have instead of installing a one-time utility.
Photos stay localCompression, resizing, and PDF creation happen on the device for core tools.
Good for urgent uploadsFix image size problems while you are already filling out a form.

Tips for phone users

Phone cameras create very large photos, often several megabytes each. That is great for quality, but it causes problems when a government portal, school form, job application, CMS, or email attachment has a small upload limit. Compressing and resizing before upload usually fixes the problem.

If a portal only gives a file-size error, start with Compress Image for Online Form. If it also gives exact dimensions, resize first, then compress. For documents, use Image to PDF after cropping or compressing the photos.

FAQ

Can I use this on iPhone?

Yes. Open FreeImgTools in Safari or Chrome, choose a file from Photos or Files, process it, and download the result.

Why are phone photos so large?

Modern phones capture high-resolution photos with extra metadata. That quality is useful for printing, but too heavy for many forms and websites.

Which tool should I use first?

For a size error, use compression. For a pixel-dimension requirement, resize first. For several document photos, create a PDF after the images look correct.