Compress, resize and convert images, find colors, build accessible palettes and CSS gradients, compare code, generate passwords, and share finished files.
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Browse every toolFour decisions shape the engine: most work happens on your machine, the tools open without ceremony, nothing is kept, and everything exports in a format you can ship.
Colour tools, the resizer, the diff checker and password generation compute in your browser with Canvas APIs. The optimizer and converter stream uploads to a short-lived private working directory for encoding; the downloader fetches public page URLs on the server.
See how the Gradient Generator, image compressor, file sharing and password tools work — with practical details and the limits that matter before you start.
Build polished linear, radial, conic and repeating gradients, then copy production-ready code without leaving the browser.
Open toolStart with a normal, transparent or creative gradient and shape it to fit the page.
Stack gradients, tune opacity and blend modes, and build richer backgrounds than a single colour sweep.
Adjust colours, stop positions, angles and gradient centres in the live editor.
Switch motion on when the design needs it, then preview and adjust the result.
Copy CSS or export Tailwind, SCSS, SVG and a standalone HTML version.
See the full gradient surface update as colours, layers and settings change.
A free image compressor for JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF. Shrink images for faster pages while keeping them sharp.
Open toolReduce image file size while preserving important visual detail and clarity.
Lighter images mean a faster largest-contentful-paint on the pages they sit on.
Queue up to 20 images at a time, 10 MB each, and let the worker pool run.
Export compressed images ready for websites, ecommerce stores, and CMS uploads.
Set the compression level and watch the file size fall as you move it.
Remove unnecessary EXIF and metadata to shrink file size without affecting image quality.
Export to PNG, JPG, WebP or AVIF and pick the right one per job.
See the compressed result next to the original before you download it.
Free file sharing with expiring links — send a link, read out a six-digit key, or let the other side scan a QR code.
Open toolUpload documents, images, archives, and other files from one simple interface.
Create an easy-to-share link for uploaded files without complicated workflows.
Send files far past the usual mail limits, with a 10 GB ceiling per drop.
Skip the link entirely — read the six digits out loud and the recipient types them in to pull the files down.
Grab every file in a drop as one archive, up to 512 MB.
Set links to automatically expire after a set time or download limit.
Every drop carries a QR code that opens the download straight on a phone, so nothing has to be typed or pasted.
Upload files instantly with a fast, simple drag-and-drop interface.
Generate secure random passwords with customizable length, characters, symbols, and complexity settings.
Open toolGenerate unpredictable passwords designed to improve account security.
Choose the password length based on your security requirements.
Include uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters.
Copy your generated password instantly and use it wherever you need.
Watch entropy and strength update as you change the length and character set.
Every password comes from the browser's own secure random source, never a pattern.
Keep a password, with its site and notes, and reach it again from any device.
Short desk notes rather than endorsements — each one can be checked against the tools themselves.
Shrink a photo to a fraction of its weight and still ship it sharp. PNG, JPG, WebP and AVIF, up to 20 images at once, each one compared side by side against the original before you download it.Compress an image
Send a 5 GB file without an account and without an inbox limit. Recipients get a link, a six-digit key they can be read out loud, or a QR code that opens the download straight on a phone.Send a file
Resizing, colour work, CSS gradient building, diffing and password generation stay in the tab. Image uploads are streamed through a private temporary working directory for encoding, then removed after the response. Files you deliberately share through FileDrops are the only files kept beyond processing.Read our privacy approach
Hand-written notes on the disciplines behind the tools — one long read and two short ones per shelf, with the code printed as a terminal.
Next.js image optimization, generateStaticParams examples, ISR revalidation, caching, and Server Components.
Next.js knowledge base ↗Pre-render dynamic pages at build time instead of on every request to dramatically cut TTFB.
export async function generateStaticParams() { const posts = await getPosts(); return posts.map((p) => ({ slug: p.slug }));}Automatic resizing, lazy loading and modern formats ship out of the box - stop hand-rolling <img>.
Keep components server-only by default and add 'use client' where interactivity is required.
Browse the topic that matches the job. Every answer explains what happens to your files, which limits apply, and what you can do without creating an account.
Read every questionOpen the image optimizer, drop your file in, and move the quality slider until the size and the sharpness balance the way you want. You compare the compressed result against the original side by side before downloading, so you can see exactly what the saving costs. It handles up to 20 images at once at 10 MB each, and exports PNG, JPG, WebP or AVIF.
The image converter turns PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF and GIF into one another, and accepts HEIC/HEIF inputs for conversion to those outputs — 30 conversion pairs in all. Choose the pair you need, drop in files up to 24 MB each, and download the converted set or take everything as a ZIP. Animated GIFs keep their animation, and transparency is flattened only where the target format cannot hold it.
The long-form half of the site: why image weight costs you rankings, how colour systems hold together, and the odd performance teardown. Written when a job turned up something worth keeping.
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