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Arish N
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πŸ—œοΈ Build Your Own Image Compressor & Converter Web App with Next.js + Tailwind CSS

πŸ”₯ Compress & Convert JPG, PNG, WebP – Fast, Free & Developer-Friendly

If you've ever wanted a fast and clean image compression tool that works directly in the browser without any bloat, this project is for you!

I recently built an Image Compressor & Converter Web App using Next.js and Tailwind CSS, and I’m now offering the full source code for developers who want to:

Learn by reverse-engineering a real-world project

Launch their own image optimization service

Add this as a feature to their SaaS or dashboard

πŸš€ Live Demo
πŸ‘‰ Try the Live Demo Here

πŸ’‘ What This Web App Can Do
βœ… Compress Images (JPG, PNG, WebP)
βœ… Convert Between Formats
βœ… Preview Before and After
βœ… Drag & Drop Upload
βœ… Instant Download
βœ… Runs Entirely in the Browser (Client-Side)
βœ… Mobile Responsive UI

No server, no external API – everything runs directly on the user’s device for fast performance and privacy.

βš™οΈ Tech Stack

Feature Technology Used
Framework: Next.js 15
Styling: Tailwind CSS
Image Handling: own logic
File Processing: HTML5 File API
UI/UX: Fully responsive + clean layout

πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» Who This Is For

This project is perfect for:

Frontend developers learning Next.js & Tailwind

Freelancers who want to offer image optimization tools to clients

SaaS builders who want to integrate a client-side image tool

Anyone looking for a ready-to-launch side project

πŸ“¦ What You’ll Get

When you purchase the source code, you get:

  • Full Next.js project folder
  • Clean, well-documented code
  • Responsive UI with Tailwind
  • Easy customization (add dark mode, more formats, etc.)
  • Lifetime use – commercial or personal

πŸ’° Buy the Source Code

πŸ‘‰ Get Source Code Now

Includes:

  • Full source code (client-side)
  • One-time payment, no license restrictions

🧠 Final Thoughts

This project was built to solve a simple problem: optimize and convert images quickly without leaving the browser. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, having access to clean and practical code like this can save hours of development time and help you build something users actually want.

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