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I just released my image compressor for free — and it never uploads your photos. 📸📉 Drop an image in and it compresses entirely inside your browser: • Adaptive JPEG vs WebP vs AVIF — every candidate is actually encoded and measured • The smallest file wins, per image. No "up to 90% smaller!" claims — real bytes, every time • EXIF/metadata stripped by the re-encode • Your photo never leaves your device Every use logs one anonymous row: the action, the winning format, the byte counts. No accounts, no filenames, no images. That monitoring story is printed on the page itself, because "no-fibs" only counts if the disclosure ships with the tool. Why free? It's the same measured-compression engine my photo vault already runs on every upload. Wrapping it in a public tool cost an afternoon, and everyone's photos deserve honest numbers. Try it here: https://thehumanbrainapp.base44.app/photo-slim Honest limits: results depend on your browser (AVIF only if it can encode it), compression is lossy with a visual-quality floor, and I'm the builder — kick the tires before you trust any tool, including mine. What would you shrink first? 👇
No-fibs — what this post is
Every claim matches the shipped tool: Photo Slim runs the measured JPEG/WebP/AVIF winner-by-bytes engine entirely in the browser, uploads nothing, and logs one anonymous row per visit/compress/download (action, format, byte counts — no PII). The link is the real published tool. The "cost an afternoon" line refers to this page's build time — review and edit before posting if that changes.