Convert Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF files between formats — all in your browser, with no signup and no watermark.
iLoveeIMG provides fast, secure, and free PDF and image tools that run directly in your browser. Compress files, merge PDFs, convert images, and optimize documents without installing software or creating an account.
The most-used PDF utilities for everyday work — shrink files for email, combine reports, pull out the pages you need, and clean up scans before sending.
Shrink images for the web, hit upload-size limits on government forms, or convert between modern formats like WebP and traditional formats like JPG and PNG.
Whether you're uploading a passport photo, sending a signed PDF, or shrinking a document to meet a strict size limit, these are the file tasks our users run most often. Each opens a dedicated guide tuned for that exact job.
All processing happens directly in your browser for maximum privacy and speed. No software install, no plugins, no waiting for an upload queue.
Pick the right utility — compress, convert, merge, split, or edit — from the grid above.
Drag and drop your PDF or image, or browse from your device. Multiple files supported.
Our tools run locally in your browser using fast WebAssembly libraries.
Get the processed file in seconds. No watermark, no limits, no signup.
Unlike many online tools, iLoveeIMG processes files locally in your browser whenever possible. Files are never stored permanently and are automatically removed after processing. No account, no analytics on file contents, no third-party sharing — what you upload stays on your device.
Step-by-step guide to shrinking PDFs to specific size targets without ruining quality.
Quick recipes for hitting strict size limits for forms, uploads, and applications.
Combine multiple PDFs into one neat document — page-order tips and common gotchas.
Extract a single page or break a long document into chapters in under a minute.
Turn phone photos, screenshots, and scans into a single PDF that's email-ready.
When to convert PNG to JPG, how to preserve quality, and tradeoffs to expect.