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Unboundcove Image Tools
Local image compression, conversion and PDF page exports
Compress JPG, PNG or WebP to a KB ceiling, resize or crop, and export PDF pages as JPGs. Files are processed in your browser. No account required. Free tools with optional tips; format and size limits apply.
Hi, I’m the maker of Unboundcove Image Tools. It is a small set of free browser tools for preparing files before an upload or sharing them in a different format.
Two practical starting points are compressing an image below a KB ceiling, with optional resizing or confirmed cropping, and converting a complete PDF page into a JPG without taking a screen-sized screenshot.
The limits matter: image compression exports lossy JPGs, transparent areas become white, and a size target can fail. PDF conversion accepts one document up to 10 MiB and 20 pages, with a 4-million-pixel limit per page; password- or permission-restricted PDFs are rejected. The HEIC tool handles one supported SDR image, not HDR or batch conversions.
Files are processed on your device. Optional feedback, analytics and author support are separate website features. No account or payment is required for the core tools. The interface is in English, and physical-phone system saving has not been fully verified.
I’d appreciate feedback on the file-preparation tasks these tools do or do not cover. Please do not share sensitive files publicly.
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About Unboundcove Image Tools on Product Hunt
“Local image compression, conversion and PDF page exports”
Unboundcove Image Tools was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #190 on the daily leaderboard. Compress JPG, PNG or WebP to a KB ceiling, resize or crop, and export PDF pages as JPGs. Files are processed in your browser. No account required. Free tools with optional tips; format and size limits apply.
Unboundcove Image Tools was featured in Design Tools (263.9k followers), Productivity (665.4k followers) and Photography (143.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 240.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hi, I’m the maker of Unboundcove Image Tools. It is a small set of free browser tools for preparing files before an upload or sharing them in a different format.
Two practical starting points are compressing an image below a KB ceiling, with optional resizing or confirmed cropping, and converting a complete PDF page into a JPG without taking a screen-sized screenshot.
The limits matter: image compression exports lossy JPGs, transparent areas become white, and a size target can fail. PDF conversion accepts one document up to 10 MiB and 20 pages, with a 4-million-pixel limit per page; password- or permission-restricted PDFs are rejected. The HEIC tool handles one supported SDR image, not HDR or batch conversions.
Files are processed on your device. Optional feedback, analytics and author support are separate website features. No account or payment is required for the core tools. The interface is in English, and physical-phone system saving has not been fully verified.
I’d appreciate feedback on the file-preparation tasks these tools do or do not cover. Please do not share sensitive files publicly.