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ImageForge

Compress, resize and convert images without opening a full photo editor. ImageForge focuses on file size, dimensions, format, batch jobs and metadata cleanup.

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What it does

Compress, resize & convert images

  • Image compression
  • Resize by dimensions or target file size
  • JPG, PNG and WebP conversion
  • Batch processing and batch rename
  • Crop, rotate and strip EXIF/location metadata
Product information

ImageForge

Platform: Android

Status: In development

The Android app is still in development, but ImageForge Web is already available for fast browser-based image jobs.

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Real app screenshots

ImageForge in real screenshots.

The large preview block has been removed. Visitors now get a smaller, faster-scanning gallery of the supplied real app visuals.

ImageForge compress resize convert
Compress, resize, convertThe core ImageForge workflow is focused on fast local image jobs.
ImageForge social presets
Social presetsPreset output sizes make common social-media jobs quicker.
ImageForge batch tools
Batch workflowsApply the same image job across multiple files.
ImageForge image tools
Practical image toolsResize, convert, rotate and prepare images without a full photo editor.
ImageForge Web is already live for browser-based compression, resize and conversion.
Who it is for

Built for a clear job.

Anyone preparing images for uploads, websites, forms, social media or sharing and who cares more about size, dimensions and format than creative photo editing.

Common uses

Where it fits.

Compress an image below a target file size
Resize images to exact dimensions
Convert between JPG, PNG and WebP
Strip EXIF or location metadata
Process multiple images in one batch
Why this product exists

Why use ImageForge?

ImageForge is deliberately a utility rather than a photo studio. It gets you from an oversized or wrongly formatted image to the file you actually need, with batch tools for repetitive jobs.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Can ImageForge compress an image to a target file size?

Yes. ImageForge includes target-size workflows for common goals such as 100 KB, 500 KB and 1 MB where the chosen format supports it.

Can ImageForge process several images at once?

Yes. Batch processing is part of the ImageForge workflow.

Can ImageForge remove EXIF and location metadata?

Yes. Metadata cleanup is included for supported image workflows.

Can I use ImageForge online now?

Yes. ImageForge Web is live for browser-based compression, resizing and format conversion.

Related Trefnio resources

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Use ImageForge Web →Guide: compress an image to a target size →PDFForge for PDF document work →
Helpful guide

Learn the task before choosing the tool.

How to compress an image to a target file size on Android →