Here’s a polished English answer you can use: ImgShrink was inspired by a simple problem I kept seeing: people need smaller, faster-loading images, but many tools either feel cluttered, upload files to a server, or are not designed for multilingual users. I wanted to build a privacy-friendly image toolkit that works directly in the browser, so users can compress, resize, convert, and prepare images without sending their files anywhere. The goal is not just to make images smaller, but to make image optimization easier to understand and more accessible across languages. During this release, the project evolved from a single-purpose image compression tool into a more structured multilingual SEO image toolkit. I became more deliberate about organizing tools by user intent, separating global and localized pages, improving internal links, and making sure every page is both useful for visitors and understandable to search engines. The process shifted from “build a feature” to “build a complete, discoverable tool experience.”

ImgShrink

Compress, Resize, Convert Images, Remove EXIF & Print Size

Compress, Resize, Convert Images, Remove EXIF & Print Size