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Image Tools
Image tools are another early category because they match browser workflows and high-intent utility searches. The first wave will focus on compression, resizing, conversion, and cropping.
Category overview
This category now includes a browser-first image editor for single-image edits and a server-side resize tool with private processing. Other image workflows still stay planned until their validation, cleanup, and output rules are ready.
- Live now: edit one JPG, PNG, or WebP image in the browser with crop, rotate, flip, text, shapes, and export, or resize one image on the server through a private short-lived download flow.
- Coming soon: dedicated compression and conversion tools to complement the existing editor and resizer.
- Your privacy matters: the editor works entirely in the browser, and the resize tool deletes your files immediately after processing.
New tools being developed for this category.
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Available
Image Editor
Use a browser-first Fabric.js editor with a real project flow, transparent document stage, contextual inspector, and export that stays on the user device.
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Resize Image
Upload one image, fit it to the size you need, and download the resized result after private server-side processing.
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These tools are currently in development and will be available soon.
Planned
Compress Image
Reduce image file size while keeping it practical for web use.
Planned
Convert Image
Switch between common image formats such as JPG, PNG, and WebP.
Planned
Crop Image
Trim an image to the exact area you want to keep.
FAQ
Common questions about the tools in this category.
Which image tool is already live?
Image Editor and Resize Image are both live now. Image Editor keeps a one-image editing workflow in the browser, while Resize Image handles one-file resizing with PHP GD and a controlled private download.
Will image tools run in the browser or on the server?
Both models are now in use. Image Editor keeps most editing in the browser, while Resize Image uses server-side PHP GD when a controlled upload-and-download flow is the honest choice.
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