What it does

Image Tools is a single-page, client-side toolkit for common image tasks: crop/resize/export, lightweight JPEG optimization, and several SVG utilities.

It’s designed to be practical for day-to-day web work: quick crops, predictable output sizing, and safe handling of pasted SVG.

How to use it

• Open: https://tedt.org/tools/image-tools.html
• Load an image: drag/drop, choose a file, or paste from clipboard
• Switch tools: use the tabs (Editor, SVG tools, Vector Trace embed)

Tool tabs

• Editor: crop/zoom + resize + export (PNG/JPEG), optional background flattening, and an experimental background remove.
• Raster → SVG: wraps a raster image into an SVG that contains an <image href="data:…"> element.
  • This is not vector tracing; it preserves the raster pixels.
• SVG → Raster: paste/upload SVG, sanitize it, render to canvas, then export to PNG/JPEG.
• SVG Sandbox: paste/upload SVG, sanitize it (scripts and unsafe elements removed), and preview the rendered result.
• SVG Embed: sanitize SVG and generate a base64 <img> tag + data URI.
• Vector Trace: embedded iframe of the standalone vector tracing tool.

Sharing, persistence, offline

• Copy link generates a shareable URL containing the current settings (query params like tab=, size, format, etc.).
• Saved state is stored locally in localStorage so refreshes restore your last-used settings.
• Offline support is enabled via a service worker after first load (requires HTTPS or http://localhost). The cache scope is limited to /tools/.

Notes

• Everything runs locally in the browser (no uploads).
• Clipboard buttons and service-worker caching require a secure context (HTTPS or localhost).
• For SVG inputs, the sanitizer intentionally strips scripts, foreignObject, and external URL references to reduce the risk of executing untrusted content.