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MiniPNG
52 image and PDF tools, fully translated into 17 languages
MiniPNG has 52 tools for images and PDFs that run in your browser: compress, convert, merge, split, rotate, strip metadata. No account to make, no watermark, and files are deleted for you. Most tool sites translate their homepage and leave the tools in English. Here the tool pages, the options inside them and the FAQs are translated into 17 languages, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Persian. It also clears EXIF and GPS out of photos, and the C2PA data AI image tools write.
I made MiniPNG because the tools I kept landing on had the same gap. The homepage would be in my language and the actual tool page was still English. Search for a converter in Russian, Persian or Indonesian and you end up guessing your way through a page you can't read.
So the translation covers all 52 tools. The tool pages, the options inside them, the FAQs. Arabic and Persian get real right-to-left layouts, not a mirrored menu sitting on top of English text.
The writing tries not to oversell either. The JPG to PNG page tells you that converting does not undo anything the JPG already did, and that no format change brings back detail the JPG threw away. That probably costs me clicks. I'd rather have it there.
There are metadata tools too, which most converters skip. You can strip EXIF and GPS out of photos, or remove the C2PA provenance data that AI image tools write into their output. Both run on batches.
No account anywhere, and the files get deleted.
It's a one-person project and parts of it are rough. If something breaks on you, say so in this thread and I'll fix it.
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About MiniPNG on Product Hunt
“52 image and PDF tools, fully translated into 17 languages”
MiniPNG was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #89 on the daily leaderboard. MiniPNG has 52 tools for images and PDFs that run in your browser: compress, convert, merge, split, rotate, strip metadata. No account to make, no watermark, and files are deleted for you. Most tool sites translate their homepage and leave the tools in English. Here the tool pages, the options inside them and the FAQs are translated into 17 languages, with right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Persian. It also clears EXIF and GPS out of photos, and the C2PA data AI image tools write.
MiniPNG was featured in Design Tools (262.8k followers), Productivity (661.3k followers) and Photography (143.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 219.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted MiniPNG?
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MGA
Hey Hunters,
I made MiniPNG because the tools I kept landing on had the same gap. The homepage would be in my language and the actual tool page was still English. Search for a converter in Russian, Persian or Indonesian and you end up guessing your way through a page you can't read.
So the translation covers all 52 tools. The tool pages, the options inside them, the FAQs. Arabic and Persian get real right-to-left layouts, not a mirrored menu sitting on top of English text.
The writing tries not to oversell either. The JPG to PNG page tells you that converting does not undo anything the JPG already did, and that no format change brings back detail the JPG threw away. That probably costs me clicks. I'd rather have it there.
There are metadata tools too, which most converters skip. You can strip EXIF and GPS out of photos, or remove the C2PA provenance data that AI image tools write into their output. Both run on batches.
No account anywhere, and the files get deleted.
It's a one-person project and parts of it are rough. If something breaks on you, say so in this thread and I'll fix it.