Image workflow
Build a website asset pack
Launching a page needs more than one hero photo—transparent logos, sized rasters, modern formats, a favicon, and occasional Base64 embeds. This workflow assembles that pack from a source image.
Category: Image · Last updated: 2026-07-22
Step-by-step path
Steps (6 tools)
Remove backgrounds, resize, convert to WebP, compress, make a favicon, and export Base64 if needed.
Step 1: Remove background
Tool: Remove Background
Isolate logos or products on a transparent canvas.
Open Remove Background- AI-powered
- On your device
- No signup
- Stays on your device
Step 2: Resize
Tool: Resize Image
Match common content widths for heroes and thumbnails.
Open Resize Image- On your device
- No signup
- Stays on your device
Step 3: Convert format
Tool: Image Format Converter
Export WebP/PNG/JPG variants for the site.
Open Image Format Converter- On your device
- Basic conversion
- No signup
- Stays on your device
Step 4: Compress
Tool: Compress Image to 100KB / 200KB / 500KB
Keep payloads small for LCP-friendly loads.
Open Compress Image to 100KB / 200KB / 500KB- On your device
- No signup
- Stays on your device
Step 5: Make favicon
Tool: Favicon Generator
Generate favicon sizes from the cleaned logo.
Open Favicon Generator- On your device
- No signup
- Stays on your device
Step 6: Base64 (optional)
Tool: Image to Base64 Converter
Encode tiny icons when you must inline them.
Open Image to Base64 Converter- On your device
- Basic conversion
- No signup
- Stays on your device
When to use this workflow
- You are preparing brand images for a new landing page.
- You need a favicon set from a logo.
- Inline CSS/HTML requires a small Base64 image.
Tips
Tips for better results
- Create transparent PNGs before favicon generation when the logo has a background.
- Prefer linked WebP/PNG over huge Base64 embeds for performance.
- Run Color Palette Generator if you still need accent colors from the asset.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Should favicons be Base64?
Usually no—serve favicon files. Use Base64 only for tiny critical inlines.
Can I skip background removal?
Yes for photos. Keep it for logos that currently sit on a solid studio background.
Keep going
Related workflows
Remove backgrounds, resize for layout, compress, and convert to WebP for faster page loads.
- Convert HEIC source (optional)
- Remove background
- Resize
- Compress
- Convert to WebP
- JPG fallback (optional)
Batch-compress, convert to WebP, and tidy SVGs before deploying assets.
- Batch compress
- Convert to WebP
- Optimize SVGs
From one photo, create profile, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, and favicon assets.
- Profile photo
- YouTube thumbnail
- LinkedIn banner
- Facebook cover
- Site favicon