Like Squoosh, but a full toolkit.
Nothing leaves your device.
Squoosh (Google's browser image compressor) is a genuinely good, on-device tool — and so is NearIMG. The difference is scope: alongside compression, NearIMG also handles resize, crop, rotate, watermark, blur, GIF creation, memes and batch renaming, all in the same private, on-device workflow.
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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 on-device like Squoosh, or does it upload my image?
On-device, same as Squoosh. Your image is never uploaded — a strict Content-Security-Policy technically blocks any request that could send file data out, and it's free with no sign-up.
What can NearIMG do that Squoosh can't?
Squoosh focuses on compressing and comparing a single image's format and quality. NearIMG adds a full toolkit around that: crop, rotate, flip, watermark, blur, GIF creation, a meme generator, resize-for-social presets and batch renaming — all on-device, in one place.
Does it work offline?
Once the page is loaded, all processing happens locally in your browser.