Pixelb.in

Your complete image toolkit. And free.

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April 2, 2026 Just launched PixelBin – 8 free image tools, 100% browser-based

Hey IH community!

I just launched PixelBin (https://pixelb.in), a collection of image processing tools that run entirely in your browser.

The problem I kept hitting: every "free" image tool wanted me to upload files to their server, create an account, or put watermarks on exports. I just wanted to convert a PNG to WebP or batch resize some images without the hassle.

So I built what I wished existed:

πŸ—œ WebP Converter - 25-35% smaller files than JPEG

πŸ“ Image Resizer - batch process with exact dimensions

🎨 Color Extractor - get palettes from any image

⚑ Image Compressor - optimize without quality loss

πŸ”³ Favicon Generator - all sizes at once

πŸ“± QR Code Generator - with custom colors

πŸ”„ SVG Converter - vector to raster

πŸ”’ Base64 Encoder - embed in CSS/HTML

The twist: everything happens client-side. Your images never leave your device. No registration, no watermarks, no "upgrade to pro" limits.

Built with Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind. Would love your feedback on the UX and what tools I should add next!

What image processing tasks annoy you the most?

1 Comment

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    Having several image tools available in one place makes a lot of sense. People often need a quick resize or compression rather than a full image editor. Keeping those smaller tasks browser based also makes the workflow much simpler for users who only need a quick result.

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Most image tools compromise on privacy or usability. Uploading sensitive screenshots to random servers? No thanks. Creating accounts for a one-time resize? Pass. PixelBin exists because image processing should be simple