Prepare an image for the web
Resize dimensions, thencompare actual bytes saved when page weight or upload limits matter.
Image tools
Compress, resize, crop, convert, remove metadata, or open the Image Editor for several changes in one local workspace. BeanNest keeps each task focused and checks generated output before showing the download.
Quick tools
Try native quality and format choices, then compare the actual bytes saved.
Set pixels, percentage, or maximum dimensions with optional aspect-ratio protection.
Create a larger 2× image with a small AI model running locally through WebGPU.
Drag a crop region or enter exact source-pixel coordinates and common aspect ratios.
Create JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF only when this browser supports the encoder.
Strip common private and descriptive metadata without re-encoding image payloads.
Common image workflows
Resize dimensions, thencompare actual bytes saved when page weight or upload limits matter.
Remove common metadata when location or descriptive fields should not travel with the file.
When the next step is a PDF, use Images to PDF instead of forcing a document workflow into the image editor.
Built for honest results
BeanNest checks file contents, decoded dimensions, orientation, and browser limits before processing.
Every result is reopened to verify format, dimensions, and non-empty bytes before download.
The editor stays one-image and local. Batch jobs, HEIC, advanced metadata inspection, and model-backed features remain separately gated.