Private Image Converter & Editor

Open the image and choose the template that matches where it will appear: 1080 × 1920 for Stories and Reels, 1080 × 1350 for a vertical feed image, or 1080 × 1080 for a square post. You can reposition and scale each selected format before saving it.

Instagram may crop a photo when its shape does not match the selected post, Story or Reel format. Prepare it first with the matching GeckoShareSafe template, then move and scale the image yourself so you decide what remains visible before uploading.

Begin with the highest-quality original available and avoid enlarging a small source more than necessary. If you need a larger image, Convert also offers local AI upscaling at 2× or 4×. Review the result carefully because no image tool can restore every missing detail.

You can select several ready-made sizes from one original and adjust every version separately. The seven templates cover square, portrait, tall portrait, Story or Status, Pinterest, landscape and wide images. Platform requirements can change, so confirm the current requirements before publishing.

The correct size depends on where the image will appear. GeckoShareSafe includes 9:16, 4:5, 3:4, 1:1, 2:3, 16:9 and 1.91:1 templates. Platform requirements can change, so verify the current dimensions, especially for advertisements or unusual placements.

Resize the image to the dimensions you actually need, then choose JPG or WebP and adjust the quality control. PNG is lossless but can be much larger. Reducing file size normally involves a tradeoff, so review the finished image before publishing.

Choose the GeckoShareSafe template with the aspect ratio you need, then reposition and scale the image inside the frame. This preserves the image’s proportions and avoids stretched faces, circles or objects while giving you control over the final crop.

Metadata is information stored alongside the image pixels. Depending on the camera, phone and editing history, it may describe the capture date, device or camera model, image orientation, editing software and—in some cases—GPS coordinates.

Yes. A photo may contain its original capture date and time in metadata. Visible clocks, calendars, tickets or screenshots can also reveal when it was taken, so inspect both the metadata and the picture itself.

Save a new copy in Share Safe or Convert. GeckoShareSafe re-encodes the image without carrying over the original location, device or capture information.

Private metadata is removed from saved copies. The new file does not carry over the original embedded location data. Remember that landmarks, street signs and other visible details can still reveal where a picture was taken.

Possibly. A photo may contain embedded location information, and the visible picture may show landmarks, addresses, reflections or other clues. Remove private metadata and inspect the entire image before sharing it.

Screenshots usually do not inherit a source photo’s camera EXIF or GPS information, but the device or capture application may add other metadata. Open a JPG, PNG, WebP or BMP screenshot in Share Safe and use privacy areas to hide names, notifications, maps, coordinates or account details.

Platforms may remove or change metadata from publicly displayed copies, but their behaviour can change and may differ between uploads, messages and downloads. The safer approach is to remove unnecessary metadata on your own device before uploading.

Metadata is separate from the visible pixels, so removing it is not what reduces visual quality. GeckoShareSafe creates a new image file, however, so the selected dimensions, file format and JPG or WebP quality setting still affect the finished result.

GeckoShareSafe does not currently include a metadata inspection report. After saving, you can inspect the new file with your operating system’s file-information tools or a trusted metadata viewer before publishing it.

Choose the privacy-area tool, add an area and drag it over the detail you want to hide. Resize or rotate it as needed, then select blur and adjust the blur amount.

Open a PNG, JPEG or WebP screenshot and place separate privacy areas over names, addresses, account details or messages. Each area can use blur, pixelation or a solid colour cover.

Yes. In Share Safe, choose Remove objects and place the frame closely around one piece of text. Local AI reconstructs the selected background, so review the result carefully. The first use downloads about 93 MB; after the model is cached, the tool can work offline. For highly sensitive text, use a solid privacy cover whenever the reconstruction is not convincing.

Add one privacy area for each detail, then move, resize and rotate every area independently. For stronger concealment, choose pixelation or a solid cover instead of a light blur and inspect the saved image at full size.

Sometimes. A light blur or small pixel blocks may leave text or other details recognizable or partially reconstructable. For passwords, account numbers, addresses and similar private information, use GeckoShareSafe’s solid colour cover, inspect the saved image at full size and share only the newly created copy.

You can crop, rotate and flip, apply filters and image adjustments, remove or replace the background, remove visible text with local AI, add privacy areas, captions and text or logo watermarks, then choose the finished file format.

Yes. GeckoShareSafe adds a text or logo watermark directly in your browser, without uploading your photo or logo for cloud processing. Choose a signature, protective or repeated style, adjust its appearance and save the finished image back to your device.

Convert can open JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and HEIC/HEIF. It can save JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF; HEIC/HEIF is input only. Share Safe accepts JPG, PNG, WebP and BMP and offers the same six output formats.

Open the file in Convert, choose JPG and save a new copy. HEIC/HEIF is accepted as input, and WebP is supported for both input and output.

No. Your images are processed inside your browser and are not uploaded to GeckoShareSafe or sent to cloud processing.

Share Safe and Convert are free and require no account. Batch can be explored as a free preview in this browser, but full Batch processing and saving are not available in the browser.

Yes, after the app’s core files have been cached by the browser. Features that use a local AI model become available offline after that model has also been downloaded and cached at least once.

No. All edits are applied to a working copy. Your original file is never overwritten; finished images are saved as new files.

No. The local scan can help find detectable faces, supported metadata, English text and a decodable code, and saved copies do not carry over the original private metadata, but automated checks can miss details. Review the entire image. Use Remove objects for suitable areas, or a solid privacy cover for highly sensitive information and whenever reconstruction is not convincing.

You can add multiple images and preview resizing, format, quality, filters, adjustments, watermarks, privacy covers and per-image positioning. Full Batch processing and saving are not available in this browser.