Image Wizard
The first privacy-first app to process your images
Image Wizard launched on January 21, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,388 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Image Wizard is a privacy-first image processing service with tools like image compression and conversion. It also offers an easy-to-use API for connecting to your backend. Start for free—no setup needed.
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Picture KitJan 2026 · picturekit.app · ▲10I’ve been working on a side project for a while and wanted to share it with the HN community to get feedback. The idea started simple: I wanted to do batch image processing entirely in the browser without uploading anything to a server. Most existing tools were either cloud-based (privacy concerns, slow for large batches) or desktop apps that were hard to automate and combine into workflows. A big source of inspiration was macOS Automator. I really liked how you could chain small actions into repeatable workflows, and I wanted something similar for image processing on the web. At first it…
Smallimg2025 · smallimg.cc · ▲7Hi HN, I built a free image compression tool called Smallimg.cc that runs entirely in the browser. The main motivation was privacy. I was never comfortable uploading potentially sensitive images to a third-party server just for compression. This tool solves that by using JavaScript and WebAssembly to perform all the processing on the client-side. Your files are never transferred over the network. Key features: Total Privacy: Your images never leave your computer. Incredible Speed: No upload/download time, just instant processing. Full Control: You can adjust quality, resize, and convert…
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