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Compress JPEG, PNG, WebP and animated GIF files entirely inside your browser — nothing is uploaded, there is no server in the image path, and no account or credits are needed. A continuous 1-100 quality slider for JPEG and WebP; median-cut palette quantisation with Floyd-Steinberg dithering for PNG, because a canvas PNG writer ignores quality and the palette is the only real size lever; a hand-written LZW reader and writer for GIF, because a canvas cannot write GIF at all, so animations are re-encoded frame by frame with per-frame palettes and correct disposal. Plus resizing, EXIF/GPS/ICC stripping, watermarks, before-and-after comparison, batch downloads and CSV/JSON/Markdown reports — and an anti-enlargement rule that hands your original file back untouched whenever nothing re-encodes smaller. An independent web port of PicLite by amiaoapp — https://github.com/amiaoapp/PicLite, GPL-3.0. This is a derived work and is itself GPL-3.0; it is not the official PicLite release and is not published by, affiliated with or endorsed by the PicLite authors.

Paste the source files a reader needs and get a persona-targeted VS Code CodeTour .tour file - onboarding, PR, root-cause, architecture or security tours - with every anchor checked against your code free in the browser, then revise it on your feedback. Free in your browser: pasted or dropped files split by path and numbered line by line, a symbol map (functions, classes, methods, types) and landmarks (entry points, routes, auth checks, error paths, transactions, tests) with their real lines, the reader inferred from the request with the depth the skill gives it, and any .tour file checked step by step - paths that are not pasted, lines and selections out of range, patterns that match nothing or several places, unknown directories, a content-only first step, a ref on a pull request's base branch, PR tours that do not lead with the changed files, duplicate and overlapping anchors, tours that read like a file listing, and steps whose description talks about code that is not at their anchor - with a step player that shows the code each step opens on, the page's safe fixes, and .tour, Markdown, CSV and JSON exports. Metered runs write the tour (orientation, module map, core path, gotcha, next move, each description in Situation - Mechanism - Implication - Gotcha form) and the revision (the full revised tour with a change log tied to your feedback and the page's flags), and the page re-checks every reply's anchors. Built on the SkillSafe skill @affaan-m/code-tour, from affaan-m/everything-claude-code (MIT), by affaan-m.

Paste the CSS or React (Motion) code behind your UI's animations and get it reviewed against Emil Kowalski's craft bar: a Before / After / Why table, the verdict by impact tier and a Block or Approve decision - then re-review after your fixes. Free in your browser: CSS (rules, nesting, media queries, @starting-style, @keyframes, custom properties) and Motion props, element.animate() and GSAP tweens read line by line; every animation listed with its duration against the budget for its element, its curve classed and plotted against a strong ease-out, and a live preview at its own speed; and the review's triggers flagged at their lines with the After the standards give - transition: all, scale(0), ease-in on UI, UI over budget, layout-property animation, keyframed toasts and toggles, center origins on popovers, animated keyboard shortcuts and command palettes, ungated hover motion, missing reduced motion, pre-14.2 Motion shorthands, bouncy springs and slow staggers. The metered review calls every trigger confirmed or dismissed, adds what only a reviewer sees - purpose, frequency, asymmetric timing, cohesion - and the page checks every line it cites; a re-review marks each earlier finding resolved, remaining or partly, checked against the code. Built on the SkillSafe skill @emilkowalski/review-animations, from emilkowalski/skills (MIT), by Emil Kowalski.

See a new hair color on your own selfie or webcam photo: 15 natural dye shades, 12 fashion colors or any custom color, with intensity, highlights, ombré and tips, a before/after slider, side by side and PNG download. The hair is found on your device - free, no sign-in, nothing uploaded.

Paste your AWS Marketplace SaaS listing setup and a private offer draft. Free in your browser: the fit verdict, the irreversible choices (seller account, pricing model, dimension API names, reseller authorizations), dimension and price-change rules, the exact fee tier and amount for the deal (renewal, reseller and South Korea adjustments included), installment, renewal-flag and expiry checks, the co-sell ladder and a timeline to the first deal. Metered runs plan the listing and review the private offer with a note to the buyer's procurement contact. Built on @samber/aws-marketplace-playbook from samber/developer-platform-skills (MIT), by Samuel Berthe. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services.

Choose telescope lanes, measure the chords of a hidden asteroid shadow, and deduce its outline. Eight original quiet puzzles with exact predictions, hints, undo, keyboard/touch controls, local seals and GPT-painted observatory art. Original MIT game. Scientific GitHub research reference only: https://github.com/vladtcvs/VOccultation (1 star observed; GPL-3.0; no upstream code reused). Metadata tags: github-source, game.

List the recurring meetings your company runs, or drop in a calendar export, and see them on one week grid with a call for each: keep, tighten, redesign, make it async or drop. The page finds the levels your headcount needs but lacks and the hours that come back; one metered run writes the fixes, timed agendas and decision rights. Built on the SkillSafe skill @github/gtm-operating-cadence.

An original cozy beaver wetland puzzle: weave porous dams across five linked ponds, meet habitat water targets, keep salmon flowing and prevent downstream floods. Eight uniquely solvable clearings, exact forecasts, solver nudges, undo, keyboard and touch controls, and device-local progress. Original MIT game inspired by 2026 beaver-restoration research. GitHub scientific reference only; no upstream code, models or assets reused: https://github.com/nbengdahl/bdam-model (MIT; 0 observed stars; October 23, 2026 maintenance). Metadata tags: github-source, game. GPT-painted wetland, beaver, dams and salmon bundled locally.