I built image utility site that works in your browser and looking for your feedback

Looking at your homepage and converter (I haven’t processed a file), I’d clarify the limits before adding more tools. The homepage says batch size isn’t capped, while the converter says 10 images / 50 MB per batch. “No daily credits; up to 10 images / 50 MB per batch” would make that distinction clear. For a next feature, I’d prioritise a resize → convert → compress hand-off, so someone preparing a web image can finish the job without downloading and reselecting it between tools. Disclosure: I work on BeginThings tools; AI assisted the wording.

Oh, thanks, I'll fix the copy!

For a next feature, I’d choose a client-handoff preset over another AI transformation: name the files consistently, show final pixel dimensions/file size, and make the transparency choice explicit before export. A freelancer could then hand over “hero-1600.webp” and “logo-transparent.png” without checking every output manually. Your homepage already explains that JPG/PDF flatten transparency to white and that upscaling can substantially increase file size. Those are useful warnings; bring them into the relevant export decision rather than expecting users to read the whole homepage. I only reviewed the public page, not a processed file. Disclosure: I publish SignalSprint’s freelancer/workflow guides; no affiliation with LeanImg.

A capture-date option would be useful alongside the image tools: show whether the export keeps or removes the original date metadata, and let people keep the original filename. For photos collected over time, a smaller image is less useful if it becomes hard to place it back with the day it belongs to. I have only read your description, not processed a file.

ah, so you mean something like you upload a bulk of photos and they are e.g. renamed with a date added to the file name or something like that?