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ImgIng

A whole image toolkit in one page — your files stay local

Design Tools
Photography
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ImgIng is a full image toolkit that runs in your browser — convert, compress, remove backgrounds, edit animations, design, and shrink PDFs, all on one page. No app, no account, no watermark, no limits. For everyday formats your images never leave your device — prove it yourself: open DevTools → Network and compress one, you'll see zero upload requests. A few pro formats (HEIC encode, TIFF, image-to-PDF) run server-side and are clearly labeled first. Free, no sign-up, works on mobile too.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 Most online image tools start by uploading your photo to a server. For a meme that's fine — for an ID scan, a contract, or a medical image, it's not. There's a second annoyance too: you compress on one site, convert on another, cut out a background on a third — re-uploading and re-learning a UI every time. We wanted one page that does all of it, locally. So ImgIng runs the everyday work — convert, compress, AI background removal, animation editing, PDF compression — right in your browser. You don't have to take our word for it: open DevTools → Network and compress an image; you'll see zero upload requests, only local blob: URLs. Two things surprised us while building it: 1) Animation is where most tools stop. We ended up writing our own encoders for GIF, APNG, animated WebP and animated AVIF, all client-side, with frame-by-frame editing. Inter-frame diffing took one test GIF from 843 KB to 350 KB. 2) Being honest about limits made the product better, not worse. A few professional formats (HEIC encoding, TIFF, JPEG 2000, image-to-PDF) genuinely can't run in a browser today, so those go server-side — clearly labeled before you act, originals discarded and never stored. Pure-text PDFs only shrink 5–20%, and we say so instead of overpromising. A couple of numbers, with honest scope: our self-built PNG-8 quantizer reached 45.8 dB PSNR on a reference sample (pngquant was 43.4 dB on that same sample — one sample, not a universal claim), and a PNG can encode to a 913-byte real AVIF right in the browser. Credit where due: browser-side AVIF/WebP encoding was pioneered by Squoosh, and our AVIF writer builds on the same libavif engine. It's free — no sign-up, no watermark, no limits — and works on mobile too (including iPhone WeChat/Safari). Video background removal is live as a Beta on desktop Chrome/Edge. Would love your feedback, especially edge cases where it fails. Open the Network tab while you compress — that's the whole pitch. 🙏

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A whole image toolkit in one page — your files stay local

ImgIng was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #68 on the daily leaderboard. ImgIng is a full image toolkit that runs in your browser — convert, compress, remove backgrounds, edit animations, design, and shrink PDFs, all on one page. No app, no account, no watermark, no limits. For everyday formats your images never leave your device — prove it yourself: open DevTools → Network and compress one, you'll see zero upload requests. A few pro formats (HEIC encode, TIFF, image-to-PDF) run server-side and are clearly labeled first. Free, no sign-up, works on mobile too.

ImgIng was featured in Design Tools (262.2k followers) and Photography (143.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 55.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.

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