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I got tired of uploading the same image 5 times… so I built ihateimg.in

I got tired of uploading the same image 5 times… so I built ihateimg.in

via Dev.to WebdevHarshil shah

If you've ever used online image tools, you probably know this painful workflow: Upload image → Compress → Download Upload again → Resize → Download Upload again → Crop → Download Repeat until you either finish your task… or lose your sanity. At some point, I realized I wasn’t editing images anymore — I was just stuck in an upload-download loop simulator 😅 🚧 The problem Most online tools are built as single-purpose utilities . Which sounds fine… until you actually try to do something simple like: "Crop + resize + compress an image" Suddenly you're: Uploading the same file multiple times Waiting again and again Losing time on something that should take seconds It just felt… outdated. 💡 The idea I thought: Why can’t image editing work like a pipeline? Upload once. Apply multiple operations. Download once. That’s it. 🚀 What I built So I built 👉 ihateimg.in A simple browser-based tool where you can chain operations like: Crop Resize Compress Convert formats Add watermark Rotate / flip All

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