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KaiConvert
Local

Image editor that runs in your browser

One workspace for cropping, resizing, adjusting and exporting — with undo, redo and no upload step.

Drop an image here

or click to browse

Accepted: JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, AVIF

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Processed locally. Your image never leaves your device.

Keep going without re-uploading

Your image stays loaded in the editor. Pick the next action and carry on.

Most online editors are a thin wrapper around a server: you upload a file, wait, and download whatever comes back. KaiConvert works the other way round. Your file is decoded into a canvas on your own machine, every operation is applied there, and the only thing that ever leaves the page is the file you deliberately download.

The editor keeps a full operation history, so you can try a crop, undo it, adjust the contrast, change your mind and go back three steps without losing the original pixels. When you are done, the export dialog shows you the dimensions and an estimated file size before you commit.

What you get

  • Every tool in one place

    Crop, resize, rotate, flip, adjust, filter, text, shapes and export share the same canvas. You never re-upload to switch tasks.

  • Non-destructive history

    Operations are recorded as a list, not baked in one at a time. Undo and redo walk that list, so experimenting costs you nothing.

  • Honest export preview

    Pick a format and quality and the dialog estimates the resulting file size by actually encoding it — no guessing from a formula.

  • Nothing to upload, nothing to leak

    The editor is pure client-side JavaScript, Canvas and Web Workers. There is no request that carries your image anywhere.

How it works

  1. 1

    Load an image

    Drop a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP or AVIF onto the canvas, or use the file picker. The file is decoded with the browser’s own image decoder into an ImageBitmap.

  2. 2

    Apply operations

    Each panel adds a typed operation — resize, crop, rotate, adjust, text — to the project. The canvas re-renders from the source image plus the operation list.

  3. 3

    Export

    Choose PNG, JPEG or WebP and a quality level. The canvas is encoded to a Blob and handed to your browser as a normal download.

Why use KaiConvert

  • No upload for local tools
  • Works offline once the page is loaded
  • Cloud AI is always clearly labelled before you start

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