AI doesn't need to write better than the best humans. It only needs to be good enough to replace a large part of the mundane paid writing that used to support writers while they developed their craft.
A fan-made tactical resource for ARC Raiders players. Built from playtest/open data, it includes:Full item database (499+ items) with loot sources, values, keep/sell/recycle adviceInteractive zone maps (Dam, Buried City etc.) showing danger levels & loot categories80+ active quests with requirements & rewardsMachine behaviors & weaknesses (Drones, Walkers, Titans)Crafting recipes,...
I’m an indie dev, and every time I launch or ship anything, there’s this familiar mini-hell: “now I need to record a decent demo…”You probably know the drill:- install yet another screen recorder - mess with audio input / system audio - accidentally capture your messy tabs or notifications - re-record because you forgot to hide something sensitive - open a separate editor just to crop, zoom, or...
now it support more From formats:
From format: "SVG, HEIC, AVIF, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, JPG, PNG or WebP" To format: "PNG, JPG, WEBP"
however, for professional requirements and use cases, a professional software is a MUST choice.
different requirements, different service to met :)
One way to demonstrate that all processing is being done locally is to load the website, disconnect from the internet, and then use the site.
Totally agree with you on the UX point. I also believe these tools should be almost invisible — just drag, drop, adjust a few settings, and done. I initially added more text to make the privacy aspect clear (since many users don’t realize it’s 100% local), but you’re right — that could be simplified and better communicated with a single line. I’m already working on a cleaner layout with fewer distractions and a clearer “drop zone.”
Good catch on the title too! I started with “PNG to JPG converter” for SEO reasons, but as the app expanded to support multiple formats (WebP, PNG, JPG.), that label became outdated. I really like your suggested phrasing — something like “ImageConverter — Convert images between formats, locally” is a lot clearer and more accurate.
And thanks for sharing Mazanoke — hadn’t seen that before! Love that it follows the same “everything local” approach. I’ll take a closer look; maybe I can learn a few UX tricks from it as well.
Appreciate your kind words and testing it out! If you have any other UX ideas or thoughts on layout simplification, I’d love to hear them
Maybe I should not use the text ’upload’ to avoid the confusion
https://bulkresizeimages.online/
all these tools process image just in browser and never upload images to any server.
And more tools in the kitchen
Hey HNI built ResizeImage.dev that runs 100% client-side — nothing gets uploaded, and it’s instant.What it doesResize, crop, and optimize images directly in your browserSupports JPG, PNG, WebPWorks offline (PWA-ready)No tracking, no server, no data collectionHow it worksIt uses the Canvas API and WebAssembly codecs to process everything locally. All transformations happen in-memory, so no files...
Hey HNI built ImageConverter.dev because I got tired of “free” image converter sites that force uploads, or throttle conversions.So I made a tool that runs 100% client-side — meaning your images never leave your device. It’s built for speed, simplicity, and privacy.What it doesConvert images between JPG, PNG, WebPWorks offline once loaded (PWA support)How it worksIt uses the Canvas API and...
https://bulkresizeimages.online/
The one-day journeyMorning: I wrote down the idea — “resize multiple images in bulk, no upload”Evening: I deployed it, registered a domain, added PWA support so users can “install” it on desktop, and pushed it live: https://bulkresizeimages.online/The entire flow — idea → refine → code → deploy → domain → launch — took about 12 hours.Building it reminded me how fast you can move when you keep...
Clone Any Tweet. Remix. RepublishTweetCloner is a creative tool for the X /Twitter.With TweetCloner, you can quickly clone any tweet, translate or add your own spin, and publish original content without starting from scratch.The idea came from a simple pain point: sometimes you see a great tweet and think, “I wish I could write something like that — but in my own voice.”