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๐Ÿ‘‹ The story so far

One job per page. No clutter.

TagOnline started with a single annoying problem โ€” a passport form that kept rejecting a photo for being the wrong size. It grew, one small dedicated tool at a time, into 40+ utilities that do exactly one image job each, right in your browser.

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FILES EVER STORED
โš™๏ธ How it actually works

Your photo never leaves your device

Every tool here is built on the HTML canvas element โ€” the same technology browsers use to draw images on screen. That lets us compress, resize and convert entirely on your device.

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You drop a photo in

The file loads straight into your browser tab. It's never uploaded to a server, queued, or transmitted anywhere.

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Your device does the work

Compression, resizing or format conversion happens locally, using your phone or laptop's own processing power.

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You download the result

The finished file is generated for you to save or copy. Close the tab, and nothing about your photo is left behind.

๐ŸŽฏ What we care about

Four ideas behind every tool

These aren't marketing lines โ€” they're the actual constraints every new tool on this site has to meet before it ships.

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Privacy by default

If a tool can run without your file touching a server, it will. That's not a setting you turn on โ€” it's how the site is built.

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One job, done well

Instead of one giant editor with a menu of confusing options, each page is built around a single, specific outcome.

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No unnecessary steps

No account creation, no email verification, no forced app download. Open the page, do the task, leave.

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Built for real forms

PAN, SSC, UPSC and passport presets are set to the exact pixel, cm or KB specs that those forms actually check for.

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Built and maintained by Sahil Kumar

TagOnline is an independently run project, built and maintained by Sahil Kumar rather than a large company. New tools ship when enough people need them, and bug reports usually come straight from someone hitting the issue themselves. If something's broken or missing, the fastest way to change that is to say so.

Got a tool idea, or found something broken?

The catalogue grows based on what people actually ask for.

Get in touch โ†’