LucineHire
img tool
LucineHire — Concept to Creation

Shrink — or enlarge —
your images. Keep the detail.

A free, browser-only image toolkit from LucineHire. Compress JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF files down, or scale them up without the blur — nothing is ever uploaded.

Compress imagesEnlarge an image
100% local processing
Up to 90% smaller, up to 4× larger
LH
  1. Drop
  2. Tune
  3. Compress
  4. Download

Drag & drop your images

or click to browse your files

Browse files

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF — up to 20MB each. Nothing leaves your browser.

Compression settings

80%
Smaller fileBetter quality

For PNG output this controls the color palette size (fewer colors = smaller file) — 97%+ stays fully lossless.

px

Shrinks images wider than this. Want to make an image bigger? Use the Enlarge tool below instead — it's built for that.

Enlarge an image

Scale an image up 1.5×–4× (or to a custom width) with gradual, step-by-step resizing and an optional sharpen pass — built to avoid the blur a single big stretch causes.

Drag & drop your images

or click to browse your files

Browse files

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF — up to 20MB each. Nothing leaves your browser.

Enlarge settings

Height scales automatically to keep the original proportions — enlarging never distorts the image.

Restores edge contrast that upscaling softens

92%

Kept high by default — this tool is about looking sharp at a bigger size, not shrinking the file.

Why LucineHire img tool

100% private

Every image is decoded and re-encoded on your device with the Canvas API. Files are never uploaded to a server.

Genuinely fast

No queue, no upload wait. Compression starts the instant you hit the button and runs at your browser's native speed.

Works everywhere

Responsive from a phone in the field to a wide desktop monitor — the same tool, no app to install.

Frequently asked

Do you store my images?+

No. Compression happens entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. img.lucinehire.com only records anonymous, aggregate counters — total files and bytes saved — never the images or filenames themselves.

Which formats are supported?+

JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF as input. You can keep the original format or convert to WebP, JPEG or PNG in the settings panel.

Is there a file size or count limit?+

Each file can be up to 20MB, and you can queue as many images as your browser's memory comfortably allows.

What's a good quality setting?+

70–80% is the sweet spot for most web use — a strong size reduction with no visible quality loss on screen.