Private by architecture
Released file tools run in the browser. A server upload is not added simply because an operation is difficult.
One format.
Much deeper tooling.
PicConverters is a focused workspace for converting, compressing, editing, inspecting, and understanding WebP images without the clutter of a generic file-converter catalogue.
WebP deserves tools that understand the format.
Transparency, animation, metadata, color profiles, lossless encoding, and browser behavior make image conversion more complicated than changing an extension. PicConverters is designed around those differences.
The aim is straightforward: make common workflows easy, keep deeper technical behavior visible, and stop unsupported operations before they produce a misleading result.
Product principles
What shapes every release
Published when complete
Counts come from a release registry. Draft routes stay outside search, navigation, and the sitemap.
Specific about limitations
Tools declare animation, transparency, metadata, and batch behavior before processing begins.
Built for continuity
The next useful workflow—compress, convert, inspect, or learn—stays close to the current result.
How it grows
A careful release system, not a wall of empty pages.
Each phase adds a small group of working tools through shared processors, registry metadata, unique explanations, related links, and tests. The interface is designed to support hundreds of released tools without pretending they already exist.
See the published cataloguePUBLIC EXPERIENCE
RegistryOne source of truth
ProcessorLazy, browser local
Release gateContent · links · tests
Open development
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