Alternatives

Products that do what Easy-to-use RasPi image for booting directly into full-screen Chrome does

1. 1
   pixxel▲276

   browser screenshots that don't suck

   2025

2. 2MA
   Maim – A simple screenshot utility for Linux▲124

   2014 · github.com

3. 3
   Piio▲367

   Generates responsive images so you don't have to optimize

   2018

4. 4A4
   Artpip – 4k fine art for your desktop▲142

   2017 · artpip.com

5. 5VS
   Visual Studio Code for Chromebooks and Raspberry Pi▲157

   2016 · code.headmelted.com

6. 6OS
   Open-source app to turn headless Chrome into a normal browser▲64

   2019 · github.com

7. 7MF
   My first WebGL demo, the first self-extracting PNG ever?▲101

   2011 · demoseen.com

8. 8SI
   Screenshots in Chrome, Globally Available▲30

   2020 · screenshothq.com

9. 9CB
   Cloud browser – headless Chrome and image maps▲69

   2019 · cloudbrowser.website

10. 10RP
    Raspberry Pi Laptop▲125

    2013 · raspberry.io

11. 11
    Piio (pre-launch)▲124

    Real time image optimization

    2018

12. 12GH
    Generate high-res images of code samples with Chrome Headless▲93

    2017 · github.com

13. 13PP
    Pix.pe – Easily sharable pixel art▲59

    2013 · pix.pe

14. 14TI
    Tux.io – a (now working) Linux desktop in your browser▲64

    2017 · tux.io

15. 15CS
    Chromda – Serverless Website Screenshots▲88

    2019 · github.com

16. 16RA
    Rubbrband – A hosted ComfyUI alternative for image generation▲61

    Hey HN! My friends and I built a new platform for generating images. The app is easy to use for people who find ComfyUI hard to use, or just simply don’t have a GPU to use it on. For those not familiar, ComfyUI is a great tool for using open-source models like Stable Diffusion. It’s primarily great because it’s a node-based tool, which means you can chain together models, upscalers, prompting nodes, etc… which let you create images in the exact aesthetic you want. There’s also a vibrant dev community behind ComfyUI, which means that there are a ton of nodes and customizability. We’re users…

    2024

17. 17GA
    GPemu – A Chrome App to play SNES games▲29

    2015 · chrome.google.com

18. 18TK
    The Kano HD Screen Kit for Raspberry Pi▲10

    2015 · kano.me

19. 19SH
    Self-hosted Raspberry Pi wall display (no cloud, no subscription)▲7

    Apr 2026 · github.com

20. 20OS
    Open-source Docker image to run Chrome browsers in your cloud▲20

    If you’ve ever worked with web scraping or automation using Puppeteer or Playwright, you know that running Chrome can be tricky. While headless mode (Chrome with no display) often works, some page elements only render in headed mode, forcing you to run Chrome with a display. This usually means bloating your Dockerfile with complex dependencies like xvfb. Updating your server or Lambda container to handle this can increase costs and lead to dependency hell. The Solution: I’ve built a streamlined solution—a Docker image that runs Chrome with all its necessary dependencies and exposes a FastAPI…

    2024 · hub.docker.com

21. 21VM
    VoxLords – My latest WebGL Chrome Experiment▲32

    2015 · chromeexperiments.com

22. 22DR
    Deployable Raspberry Pi image that doesn't need SSH for connecting WiFi▲9

    2018 · github.com

23. 23BA
    Building an open-source and high-quality webcam with a Raspberry Pi 0 W▲6

    2020 · tnhh.net

24. 24PM
    Pixaven – modern GPU-powered image processing API▲31

    2019 · pixaven.com

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