About Image Tools
Image tools are the one area almost everyone reaches for at some point. A phone photo too heavy to send, an aspect ratio that does not fit a blog or Instagram, an email attachment over the size limit — it all gets solved here.
In Korea especially, the iPhone HEIC format often will not display in KakaoTalk or blogs, so converting to JPG is a constant need. JiniTools image tools never upload your file to a server — everything runs in your own browser.
Tools range from quick single-photo edits (compress, convert, resize, crop) to splitting one photo into a grid (Instagram grid art) or stitching several photos into one.
What people use it for
Shrink for chat and email attachments
Photos over 5 MB get rejected by some messengers and mail providers. Drop quality to 70-80% with the compressor and the file shrinks to a third or a fifth while looking nearly identical.
iPhone HEIC to JPG
HEIC, the iPhone default, breaks previews in many apps. The format converter accepts HEIC/HEIF (and even SVG) input and outputs JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF.
Match ratios for blog and social
Square (1:1), story (9:16), thumbnail (16:9) — every platform wants a different ratio. Resize and crop up front to avoid awkward cropping or blur after upload.
Instagram grid and photo stitching
Split one photo into a 3×3 grid that reads as a single image on your feed (grid-split mode in the crop tool), or stitch several photos vertically/horizontally into one (photo merge).
Which tool to pick
- Just reduce size Image compress. 70-80% quality recommended.
- Wrong format Image format converter (PNG/JPG/WebP/AVIF/HEIC/SVG).
- Wrong size or ratio Image resize (set pixels), image crop (drag to select).
- Grid split or stitch Grid-split mode in image crop, photo merge.
- Rotate or colors Image rotate/flip, image color extractor (key colors, HEX).
FAQ
How much should I lower quality?
For typical photos 70-80% is the sweet spot. Below 60%, block noise shows in smooth areas like sky and skin. Use 90%+ for print, 70-80% for web.
Which is smaller, PNG or JPG?
For photos, JPG is far smaller — a photo might be 5 MB as PNG but 800 KB as JPG. For transparent backgrounds or text/icons, PNG looks cleaner.
Does it convert iPhone HEIC?
Yes. The format converter accepts HEIC/HEIF and outputs JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF. SVG input is supported too.