Start your camera
Allow camera access in your browser, or choose an existing photo from your device.
Use your camera to take a photo, then crop, resize, compress, and download it. No sign-up, no software, and your photos stay on your device.
Camera access starts only after you click the button. Photos are processed on this device.
Camera not opening? Follow the camera troubleshooting guide.
Simple by design
Allow camera access in your browser, or choose an existing photo from your device.
Use a timer, grid, or mirror preview, then crop and rotate your photo.
Choose dimensions, JPG/PNG/WebP, and an optional target file size.
More than a shutter button
A camera photo often needs one more step before it can be uploaded to a form or used as a profile picture. Finish that step here without moving your photo to another app.
Understand pixels and file size →Choose a common aspect ratio or adjust the crop freely.
Set the exact width and height needed by an upload form.
Use JPG or WebP quality and optional dimension reduction.
Choose independently how the preview and download are flipped.
Built for practical tasks
Capture on a desktop, then adjust the dimensions before uploading to a profile or online form.
Document photosUse 2 × 2 inch or 35 × 45 mm presets, then verify the composition against your issuer’s rules.
Better preparationLearn how lighting, distance, background, and head position affect a document photo.
Private by default
The current site has no account system, photo database, advertising script, or analytics script. Image processing happens in your browser memory.
No upload: files stay on your device.
No registration: open the tool and use it.
You control the camera: stop it whenever you want.
Questions & answers
No. Camera capture, cropping, compression, and download all happen locally in your browser. This version has no photo server, account system, or cloud photo storage.
Browsers require your permission before a website can access a camera. The preview starts only after you click Start Camera and approve the request. You can stop the camera at any time.
You can try a current mobile browser with HTTPS, and you can upload a photo if camera capture does not work. Camera behavior varies by device and browser; an in-app browser may need an option to open the page in your system browser.
Mirror preview and mirror download are separate options. Turn off preview mirroring to change what you see, or use the download mirroring checkbox only when you want to flip the exported image.
Choose JPG or WebP, enter 200 in Target size, and prepare the download. The tool adjusts encoding quality and may reduce pixel dimensions. Very detailed photos may need smaller dimensions to reach a strict limit.
Yes. Choose Upload Photo to crop, resize, compress, rotate, or mirror an existing image without enabling camera access.