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  • I agree to the Terms of Service.
  • My file is following the domain structure.
  • My website is reachable and completed.
  • My website is software development related.
  • My website is not for commercial use.
  • I have provided contact information in the owner key.
  • I have provided a preview of my website below.

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Live: https://incipienstation.github.io/image-resizer/
Source: https://github.com/incipienstation/image-resizer

Once this PR is merged and DNS resolves, I will point the repository's GitHub Pages custom domain at laon.is-a.dev.

Image Resizer — an image loaded, showing output size, aspect-ratio lock, scale presets, format and quality controls

Website Purpose

Image Resizer is a mobile-first, browser-only image resizing tool I built and maintain.

It resizes images by pixel dimensions while preserving aspect ratio, supports upscale and downscale with 50/100/200/400% presets and a scale slider, and exports to PNG, JPEG, or WebP with quality control.

It is deliberately server-less and privacy-preserving:

  • Image bytes never leave the browser — there is no upload API, and all work happens on a Canvas.
  • No analytics, ads, trackers, external fonts, third-party scripts, or external API calls.
  • A strict Content Security Policy blocks network connections outright (connect-src 'none').
  • Output is re-encoded through Canvas, so EXIF/GPS metadata is not carried into the result.
  • SVG input is rejected to reduce active-content risk.

It is a personal utility with no monetization of any kind — no revenue, no commercial intent.

@incipienstation incipienstation requested a review from a team as a code owner July 14, 2026 12:47
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