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More handy image utilities. 11 free tools that run in your browser, no sign-up needed.

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Image to Text (OCR)Extract text from images, screenshots and photos with OCR in 25+ languages, right in your browser.Reverse GIFPlay an animated GIF backwards or make a boomerang loop, then download the new GIF.Online WhiteboardFree infinite whiteboard with pen, shapes, sticky notes and text. Export PNG or SVG, autosaves.Dog Breed IdentifierUpload a dog photo and get the top breed guesses with confidence, using AI that runs on your device.Duplicate Photo FinderFind duplicate and near-duplicate photos in a folder with perceptual hashing, then review them side by side.Image to ExcelTurn a photo or screenshot of a table into an editable spreadsheet. Export XLSX or CSV.360 Panorama ViewerView 360° photos interactively: drag, zoom, gyroscope, little planet, embed code. No upload.Motion Photo Video ExtractorPull the hidden video clip out of Android motion photos (MVIMG, .MP.jpg) and save it as MP4.Photo Location MapSee where your photos were taken: read GPS from photos and plot them on a map, sorted by date.HDR MergeMerge bracketed exposures into one balanced photo with exposure fusion and auto alignment.Sky ReplacementReplace a dull sky with blue, sunset or starry skies using AI sky detection. Private, in-browser.

About Other Image Tools

Image tools that do not fit a single category, including reading text out of an image, reversing GIFs and finding duplicate photos. Like the rest of the site, they run in your browser without uploading your pictures.

Most used here: Image to Text (OCR), Reverse GIF and Online Whiteboard.

What these tools do

These are specialist image tools that don't fit a single editing task. Image to Text and Image to Excel read text and tables out of photos and screenshots, the duplicate photo finder spots repeated pictures in a folder, and the photo location map reads the GPS position saved in a photo's EXIF data.

Getting good results

Text recognition works best on sharp, evenly lit images with straight lines of text; crop away borders and rotate the image upright first. Location data is only present if the camera or phone saved it, and many apps remove it when you share a photo, so a picture from a messaging app often has no position at all.

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