Like Photopea, minus the editor.
Just the tool you actually need.
Photopea is a genuinely capable, free, browser-based image editor — layers, panels, a full Photoshop-style toolbar and menu system. That depth is great when you're doing real compositing work. But if you just want to compress, resize, crop or convert one photo, opening a full editor and hunting for the right menu is more than the job calls for. NearIMG is a set of focused, single-purpose tools instead: pick the one you need, drop your file, done.
or press Ctrl+V to paste
→ 0 files sent to a server · everything runs on your device
Why edit images without uploading to a server?
Photos, screenshots and scanned documents often contain private details you shouldn't have to upload just to resize or compress them. NearIMG runs the entire process locally in your browser, so nothing is transmitted anywhere.
Is NearIMG a replacement for Photopea?
Not for everything, and it's not trying to be. Photopea is a full layered editor comparable to Photoshop, built for real editing sessions. NearIMG is a set of single-purpose tools — compress, resize, crop, convert, watermark and more — for quick, one-off jobs where opening a full editor would be overkill.
When should I use NearIMG instead of Photopea?
When you have one specific task — shrink a file size, resize for social media, crop a photo, convert a format — and don't need layers or a saved editing session. Each NearIMG tool opens straight to that job with nothing else to navigate. For multi-layer compositing or more involved edits, Photopea's fuller toolset is the better fit.
Does it work offline?
Once the page is loaded, all processing happens locally in your browser.