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Image Mage is a client-side web tool for turning photos into styles such as comic book art, abstract paintings and pixel art. Processing happens in the browser, and the author states no access to uploaded images. It is free and open source, with no paywalls or premium options, and may be used for personal or commercial purposes.
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