Image & Media

AI Image Pipeline

Describe what to do to an image and run a chain of resize, crop, watermark, convert, and compress steps — all in your browser

Describe what you want done to an image — "resize to 800px wide, add a DRAFT watermark, and convert to WebP" — and the AI plans a pipeline of local image operations. Crucially, your image never leaves your browser: only the words of your request are sent to plan the steps, and every operation (resize, crop, rotate, watermark, convert, compress) runs locally on a canvas. You review and edit the proposed steps, then run them. You can also skip the AI entirely and build the pipeline by hand.

Runs in your browser — AI assist is the only opt-in exception · no tracking, no ads

How to use AI Image Pipeline

  1. Drop or upload an image — it stays in your browser the whole time.
  2. Describe what you want done and let the AI propose a pipeline, or add steps manually.
  3. Review, reorder, tweak, or remove steps — nothing runs until you confirm.
  4. Click Run to process the image locally, then download the result.

Frequently asked questions

Does my image get uploaded to plan the pipeline?

No. Only the text of your request (for example, 'make it 800px wide and add a watermark') is sent to the AI to plan the steps. The image itself never leaves your browser — every operation runs locally on a canvas.

Can I use it without the AI?

Yes. The AI is an optional planner. You can add, reorder, and configure pipeline steps by hand and run them entirely locally, with no network request at all.

Why does the agent only have a fixed set of operations?

By design. The AI can only compose a closed, whitelisted set of local image operations — it cannot run arbitrary code or make network calls. That keeps the tool safe and predictable, and is why the plan is always shown for you to confirm before anything runs.

What formats can it output?

PNG, JPEG, and WebP. Use the Convert step to change format and the Compress step to trade quality for a smaller file (compression applies to JPEG and WebP).

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