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Dev tools · June 9, 2026

Image Slayer

100% Private Client-Side Image & PDF Tools

Image Slayer launched on June 9, 2026 with 1 votes.

What it does

Image Slayer offers free, private, browser-based tools for images & PDFs. 100% client-side — no uploads, no servers, no tracking. Your files stay on your device. Key Features: Compress, Resize, Crop, Rotate/Flip, Upscale, Convert (JPG/PNG/WebP) Watermark, Image Tracing (to SVG), PDF to Image QR Code Generator & Reader Compress PDF Fast, offline-capable, privacy-first. Perfect for developers & creators. imageslayer.com

100% private, client-side media tools. Compress, resize, convert, crop, and watermark images securely in your browser.

All processing happens right in your browser. Your files never leave yourfrom imageslayer.com

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