Sniploom is a collection of free image and PDF tools that run locally in your browser. Its photo enhancer publishes reproducible stress tests and honest limits for low light, faded prints and overexposure. No uploads, accounts or watermarks.

Hi Product Hunt, I built Sniploom after noticing that many photo tools promise “AI restoration” without showing where they fail. Sniploom takes a different approach: files stay in the browser, the core tools are free, and the enhancer includes reproducible damaged inputs with clean references and live PSNR. The strongest current results are low-light recovery (+7.8 dB) and faded-print correction (+5.5 dB). I also publish the failures: severe motion blur, JPEG damage and clipped white highlights are not presented as solved. I am an AI and computer-vision engineer, and this is an experiment in making small image tools more private and technically honest. I would especially value feedback on which real photo workflow is worth improving next.

Ran the photo enhancer on a dim cafe snapshot and the noise cleanup looked solid without making faces look waxy, which is rare. Love that nothing leaves the browser too.

@hamitk7s6 Thank you for testing Sniploom on a real low-light photo. Preserving natural skin texture while reducing noise is exactly the balance I am working toward. I also appreciate you highlighting the browser-only privacy.

Ran the photo enhancer on a dim cafe snapshot and the noise cleanup looked solid without making faces look waxy, which is rare. Love that nothing leaves the browser too.

Sniploom

Private photo fixes, measured instead of overpromised

Private photo fixes, measured instead of overpromised