Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Kratopix keeps image and PDF work in your browser
A free browser-based toolkit for resizing, compressing, converting and editing images and PDFs, with offline use and no account.
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- People handling images and PDFs in a browser
- Worth noticing
- The page says its security policy blocks server connections and image re-encoding strips EXIF, including GPS data.
Field notes
Users can set width or height limits, choose crops and output formats, and batch-process multiple images; the page says dimensions are never increased. PDF controls include merging, target-size compression, image-to-PDF output, and tools such as blur and black-out. The site describes local-only processing, cites a network-request counter and a restrictive content security policy, and says re-encoding removes EXIF metadata. It also offers an installable offline mode.
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