When I built ZeroPNG, it was one tool: compress an image. Drop it in, get a smaller file. That was...
ZeroPNG evolved from image compressor to 12 in-browser tools (compress, convert, resize, crop, PDF)—zero uploads. Client-side consolidation reflects demand for privacy-by-design; zero-knowledge tooling becomes compliance advantage as data governance tightens.
When I built ZeroPNG, it was one tool: compress an image. Drop it in, get a smaller file. That was it.
Over the past few months, I kept adding "just one more tool", and quietly ZeroPNG became something different.
Today it has 12 tools, all running entirely in the browser with zero uploads:
Image Compressor - PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF up to 90% smaller
Image Converter - convert between any format
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