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Image recognition tool for identifying objects, scenes, and visual content from uploaded pictures.
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Image Scrubber is a browser-based tool for anonymizing photographs taken at protests. It removes identifying metadata (Exif data) from photographs and allows selective blurring or painting over of parts of an image to cover faces and other identifiable information. All processing happens in the browser and the tool works offline.
RawTherapee is a free, cross-platform raw image processing program released as Free Software under GPLv3. It is designed for developing raw files from a broad range of digital cameras and offers a non-destructive, 32-bit floating point processing engine with modern demosaicing algorithms. It is available for Linux, macOS, and Windows and in over 15 languages.
Photofeeler is a photo testing tool in which users upload photos and receive scores on key traits from real people. It provides feedback intended to help choose profile pictures for business, social, and dating contexts. Users can vote on photos for a free test or purchase credits for faster results.
Base64 Image is an online tool that converts images into base64-encoded strings for use in HTML, CSS and email templates. It supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG and other formats, and offers optional compression, resizing and format conversion. An API is documented for programmatic encoding with token-based authentication.
ExifRemove is a browser-based tool that removes EXIF, GPS, and other embedded metadata from JPEG photos. It processes several photos at once and allows download individually or as a ZIP; files stay on the user's device. It supports JPEG files only, up to 25 MB each and 50 photos or 200 MB per batch.
Image recognition tool for identifying objects, scenes, and visual content from uploaded pictures.
