
Smitiv is the leading web & Mobile application development company in Singapore. We render you the solution for Android, Digital marketing, ERP development services.

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PixKeep — 27 browser-based image converters across 7 formats (HEIC, AVIF, WebP, TIFF, PNG, JPG, PDF), 6 editors, and 8 ready-to-use scenes including a passport photo maker. Works offline. Files never leave your device.

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PixKeep is a free suite of privacy-first image tools that runs entirely in your browser — no uploads, no servers, works offline once loaded. 27 format converters across 7 formats (HEIC, AVIF, WebP, TIFF, PNG, JPG, PDF) plus GIF output: • HEIC → JPG / PNG / PDF / TIFF / AVIF / WebP (iPhone photos...
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PixKeep.app's answer:
All image processing happens 100% in your browser — files never leave your device, and every tool works offline once loaded. PixKeep also has a built-in visual comparison tool: split / side-by-side / diff views with a pixel-level diff heatmap and a DSSIM score, so you can see exactly what compression or conversion changed before you save.
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iPhone users converting HEIC photos to universal formats, visa and passport applicants preparing compliant photos, social media creators sizing images for Instagram/YouTube/LinkedIn/Discord, and privacy-conscious users who don't want their photos on someone else's server.
PixKeep.app's answer:
PixKeep started as a side project by a developer with 10+ years image/video processing experience. The motivation: popular image converters upload your photos to a server, add queues, watermarks and file limits — while modern browsers can do all of it locally. PixKeep proves a browser-only toolkit can be faster, free, and private by default, with zero server costs keeping it sustainable as a free product.
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