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Process your images fast and unlimited

Convert, compress, remove backgrounds, and extract text with a free, open-source app.

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Why Yagua?

Yagua began with the frustration of preparing images for websites: juggling online tools, hitting usage caps, and being asked to subscribe. It brings those tasks to your computer so you can work without relying on those services.

  • No account needed

    Open the app and get to work. No sign-up or sign-in is needed to use its tools.

  • No subscription

    A free, open-source app for your image tasks, with no monthly plans.

  • No daily usage caps

    Work without a daily usage counter. The number of files you can process depends on the tool and your computer.

  • No uploading images to a website

    Your files are processed on your computer, without sending them to an online tool.

Tools for your images

Change the format, adjust the size, or extract what you need.

Supported formats and limits vary by module, installed codecs and platform.

Compression

Make your image files smaller without changing their format.

Format conversion

Choose an output format and adjust the available settings to convert your images.

Background removal

Remove backgrounds locally with AI; the model downloads the first time you use this feature.

Color palette

Extract colors, copy HEX, RGB or HSL values, and export a PNG palette.

Watermark

Add your logo and adjust its position, size, opacity, and margin.

Rename

Rename files with numbers, dates, and letter-case changes, with a preview of the result.

OCR

Extract Spanish or English text from your images to copy or save as a TXT file.

EXIF metadata

View, export, edit, or remove metadata where the format and operation allow it.

LQIP and Base64

Generate lightweight previews or encode images as Base64 for the web, with TXT and JSON export.

Discover the project. Be part of Yagua.

Yagua is free and open source. Explore how it works and find a way to contribute, even if you don’t write code.

  • Explore the code

    Browse the source code and its MIT license.

  • Report an issue

    Explain what happened to help fix bugs and improve the tools.

  • Improve the guides

    Add an explanation, correct a detail, or help with translations.