Rockimg.com is a browser-based image and GIF workshop: memes, fake-style screenshots, conversions, and dozens of small tools that run locally in your device when possible.
Tutorials and static posts live on the blog. The same HTML is also mirrored on GitHub for sharing and discoverability (see Open blog on GitHub below).
Each row is a real ROCKIMG app page plus the article that documents or teaches it (open the tutorial when you want context, or jump straight to the tool).
These pages are not the main topic of a dedicated blog article yet, but they are mentioned in the tutorials above (same use cases or “see also” workflows).
| Tool on Rockimg | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Images Combine | Merge two photos… (grids and multi-tile layouts) |
| Image Overlay | Merge two photos… (overlapping layers) |
| Video Frame Extractor | Stop and pause GIFs… (video sources; GIFs use Stop GIF) |
| GIF Frame Extractor | Stop and pause GIFs… (export all frames as PNGs) |
| Image Compressor | Bulk rename… (next steps after renaming) |
| EXIF Remover | Bulk rename… (privacy before publish) |
| Blur Photo | Annotate images… (redact instead of mark up) |
| Add Border | Annotate images… (decorative frames vs. callouts) |
| Get Image Color | Black and white… (sample colors before converting) |
Browse the full catalog on Tools. Recently added highlights:
| Tool | Page |
|---|---|
| Emoji Combo | emoji-combo.html |
| Image Coordinate Picker | image-coords.html |
| Rubbing Effect | rubbing-effect.html |
| Color Blindness Simulator | color-blindness-simulator.html |
| Motion Aftereffect Generator | motion-aftereffect-generator.html |
| Optical Illusion Generator | optical-illusion-generator.html |
Our static blog HTML is in a public repository for transparency, easy sharing, and SEO (second surface for the same content).
- Repository: github.com/slysweb/rockimg
- Live index: rockimg.com/blog
Star or watch the repo to get notified when new posts land.
- Stack (high level): Vue.js, Element Plus; Node.js and PHP (ThinkPHP) where applicable; image work via Sharp, FFmpeg.wasm, and optional in-browser models.
- How to use: open Rockimg.com, pick a tool (the blog table on this page links straight into each one), work in the browser, then download.
- Blog copy, typos, or new topics: rockimg on GitHub (issues and pull requests).
- Main site or product questions: use the Contact section below.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
For inquiries, see Rockimg.com.