Observed arrival · 2026-11-13
ImagePinch, a browser-based image workbench
A browser tool for resizing, cropping, compressing, converting, and watermarking images, with batch processing and local exports.
- For
- People preparing images for web publishing
- Worth noticing
- One comparison reports a sample WebP as 67.8% smaller, and the page cautions that this result is not universal.
Field notes
The workbench exposes separate controls for sizing, visual or coordinate-based cropping, rotation, effects, watermarks, and export format. Its three worked cases cover a catalogue photo, a square campaign crop, and transparent app artwork. The page says re-encoding removes source metadata and advises keeping the original when that information matters; its compression comparison is explicitly presented as one measured example rather than a general promise.
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