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Last updated 31 August 2026.

ImageAdjust is a set of browser tools for preparing images. By using the site you agree to these terms.
Your files, your rights, your risk
You must have the right to process each file you load. You are responsible for what you publish after you download a result. We do not review the pixels because we do not receive them.
No warranty
The tools are provided as-is. Browser encoders differ. A WebP from Chrome is not a contract that every other browser will decode the same bytes the same way. Preview the output. Keep originals until you are sure.
Acceptable use
Do not use the site to attack the service, scrape it aggressively, or bypass limits we may add later for the contact form. Do not attempt to upload malware through forms.
Limitation
To the extent the law allows, ImageAdjust is not liable for lost files, lost business, or a compression setting you regret. Download is under your control.
Changes
We may change tools and these terms. The date at the top of this page is the version you should read.
Keep the master, in practice
A typical download from this site is a new file with a suffix, not an overwrite of the camera original. Treat it that way in your own folders too.
masters/shoot-042.jpg <- keep
web/shoot-042-1920.webp <- from convert
web/shoot-042-no-exif.jpg <- from remove EXIFFrequently asked questions
Can I use ImageAdjust on client work?
Yes, if you have the right to process those files. You are responsible for what you publish after you download a result.
Do you warranty the output?
No. Tools are provided as-is. Browser encoders differ. Preview the download. Keep originals until you are sure.
Why might Chrome and Safari produce different WebP files?
Each browser ships its own encoder. A WebP from Chrome is not a contract that every other browser will decode the same bytes the same way.
What is acceptable use?
Do not attack the service, scrape it aggressively, or bypass limits we may add later for the contact form. Do not attempt to upload malware through forms.
What if I lose a file?
Download is under your control. We never received the original, so we cannot restore it. Keep the master until you have checked the result.