Release archive

Earlier updates.

Complete notes from earlier HandyPebble releases, kept public and easy to browse.

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October 15, 2026

Turn camera details into a finished photo faster

Version 2.1.42

Photo Details Frame 2.0.0 now puts the finished photo first, keeps the choices easy to scan, and lets you save one photo or a full batch without sending the originals anywhere.

See the finished look right away

The page opens with a realistic example, then replaces it with your finished preview as soon as you choose a photo. On a computer, the controls stay narrow so the photo can remain large.

Choose a style you can actually see

Classic, Technical, and Overlay now use real effect previews instead of abstract color blocks. The selected finish updates the main preview immediately.

Edit only when you need to

Camera details, captions, and export settings stay visible but neatly folded. Open them to choose the exact EXIF fields, add a title or note, or switch between JPG and PNG.

Finish one photo or a whole batch

Open up to 12 JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF photos, reorder or remove them, then save one result or download the batch as a ZIP. GPS remains off unless you explicitly include it, and all processing stays in the browser.

October 14, 2026

Round image corners without fighting the workspace

Version 2.1.41

Rounded Corners 1.1.0 now keeps the image, corner choices, and finished download easier to follow on both computers and phones, while the original file stays untouched on the device.

See the image and controls together

On a computer, the preview and corner settings now sit side by side. On a phone, the same job follows a clear single-column path without sideways scrolling or cramped controls.

Adjust the frame more smoothly

Zoom, drag, keyboard nudging, recentering, radius presets, and the hold-to-compare view respond more steadily. Rounded Corners still remembers useful export choices without saving the image, zoom, or position.

Download the format you expect

PNG and WebP keep transparent corners, while JPG uses the selected background color. Clearer file messages help with empty, damaged, unsupported, or oversized images, and the finished copy keeps the original pixel dimensions.

Keep the image in this browser

Opening, previewing, shaping, and downloading all happen locally. There is no account, cloud editor, image upload, or AI service.

October 13, 2026

Make images smaller and know exactly what you saved

Version 2.1.40

Image Compressor 2.0.0 now gives single images and mixed batches a clearer path from selection to a verified download, while every image stays on the device.

Start with a useful result

Add a JPG, PNG, or WebP and compression begins with a balanced setting. Choose a smaller file or higher quality when needed, then open the advanced settings only for exact quality, format, or maximum dimensions.

See the real size change

Each finished image shows its actual before-and-after size, dimensions, format, and percentage change. If a same-format re-encode is not smaller, the tool keeps the original instead of pretending the larger copy is an improvement.

Finish a mixed batch safely

Process up to 20 images while each one keeps its own proportions. A damaged or unsupported file gets its own clear message, duplicate names stay unique, and completed images can be downloaded separately or together in one ZIP.

Keep transparency and privacy clear

PNG and WebP transparency is preserved when the chosen format supports it, while JPG conversion uses the selected background color. Processing and downloads happen locally in the browser with no image upload or account.

October 13, 2026

Resize one image or a whole batch without the guesswork

Version 2.1.39

Image Resizer 2.0.0 now makes exact dimensions, mixed batches, format conversion, and finished downloads easier to understand while keeping every image on the device.

Set the size without stretching

Resize by exact pixels, percentage, or maximum width. Keep proportions on to update the other dimension automatically, preview the expected size, and leave enlargement off unless you really need it.

Resize a mixed batch safely

Add up to 20 JPG, PNG, or WebP files and apply one clear rule while each image keeps its own shape. Real progress stays visible, and one damaged or unsupported file no longer stops the rest.

Choose the right finished format

Keep the original format or convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. Quality appears only when it applies, and a chosen background color safely replaces transparency when saving as JPG.

Know what you are downloading

Each finished image shows its actual dimensions, format, and file size. Duplicate names stay unique, and a completed batch downloads together in one ZIP.

Keep every image on this device

Opening, resizing, previewing, and exporting all happen in the browser. HandyPebble does not receive the image files, previews, metadata, or resized copies.

October 13, 2026

Find developer tools in one place

Version 2.1.38

The new Developer Tools page brings ten tools together for documents, data, web assets, codes, and public IP information. Open it directly from the homepage, then choose a tool without filtering the full catalog.

Go straight to the job

Find PDF to Markdown, text comparison, file checksums, JSON and CSV tools, SVG cleanup, site icons, QR codes, barcodes, and IP lookup in clearly labeled groups. Each card opens the actual tool.

October 13, 2026

Turn a PDF into notes you can edit

Version 2.1.37

PDF to Markdown Converter 1.0.0 turns PDF text and English scans into an editable .md file, without uploading your document or creating an account.

Start with the PDF you already have

Choose a file and conversion begins automatically. Common headings, paragraphs, lists, and regular tables carry over when the document provides enough structure. Select a few pages when you do not need the whole file.

Check the original, then make it yours

Compare the result with the original PDF, switch to a readable preview, and edit the text before copying it or downloading your Markdown file. Complex layouts can need a few corrections.

Read English scans on your device

For image-only pages, English text recognition loads only when needed and runs in your browser. Review scan spelling and important details before reusing the result.

Work on a computer or a phone

Use the side-by-side workspace on a computer or switch between text, preview, and the original PDF on a smaller screen. Find the new tool on the Developer shelf.

October 12, 2026

Drop in your photos. Start with a better collage.

Version 2.1.36

Image Collage 2.0.0 arranges 2–12 photos into a balanced layout right away, with simple ways to swap pictures, refine crops, and download the finished image.

A good layout from the first few photos

Automatic layouts adapt to your photo count and image shapes while keeping your order. Try another arrangement without leaving empty frames or starting over.

Swap photos where you see them

Drag a photo’s Swap handle onto another frame on a computer. On a phone, select a photo, tap Swap, then tap its new position. Crops travel with the pictures, and Undo brings the previous arrangement back.

Keep the whole photo, or get closer

Choose Fit to show the full image or Fill to cover its frame. Adjust crops, spacing, borders, background, and an optional title without turning a quick collage into a complicated design project.

Download a clean, full-size result

Save a JPG or PNG with standard, high-resolution, custom-width, and print-size options. Photos are arranged and exported in your browser, without an account, upload, or watermark.

October 12, 2026

Mark up a screenshot, then adjust every detail

Version 2.1.35

Screenshot Annotator 2.0.0 now keeps arrows, shapes, notes, highlights, numbered steps, and private covers editable until the image is ready to share.

Fix a mark instead of starting over

Select an arrow, shape, note, number, or pen mark to move it, resize it, change its style, or delete it. Drawing tools stay active so you can add several marks in a row, with undo and redo close by.

Point more clearly

Arrows now start with a stronger line and a larger arrowhead. The roomier tool rail, zoom controls, keyboard shortcuts, and touch-friendly layout keep the workspace easier to use on both desktop and phone screens.

Hide a private detail with the right method

Solid Cover replaces the chosen area with an opaque color. Pixelate and Blur remain available as visual effects, while the page clearly explains why they are not a guaranteed substitute for a solid cover.

Copy or download the full-size result

Copy the finished PNG directly when the browser allows it, or download a new file rebuilt from the original image pixels. Crop, selection handles, and editor controls stay out of the saved image.

Keep the screenshot in this browser

Opening, editing, copying, and downloading happen locally. There is no account, cloud editor, AI service, or image upload.

October 11, 2026

Cover private photo details without uploading the image

Version 2.1.34

Mosaic & Blur Brush 2.0.0 is now a focused photo privacy workspace with a true opaque cover, editable regions, safer batch downloads, and the same local-only processing.

Use a true opaque cover

Choose black, white, or a custom solid color for addresses, account numbers, license plates, and private text. Secure Cover is always rendered above ordinary effects, so Blur or Restore cannot reveal the pixels beneath it.

Adjust the exact area

Paint freely or draw a rectangle or ellipse, then move, resize, change, or delete the selected region. Undo, redo, zoom, pan, and hold-to-compare controls make corrections quicker without turning the tool into a full photo editor.

Download only what you meant to edit

Every copy is rebuilt at the photo’s original dimensions and leaves the source file’s EXIF and GPS blocks behind. Batch downloads include edited photos by default and clearly warn before an untouched photo is added.

Keep the whole job on this device

Photos, thumbnails, canvas pixels, and file names stay in the browser. There is still no account, server upload, AI service, or saved photo library.

October 10, 2026

Small fixes make saved plans and service files more dependable

Version 2.1.33

I cleaned up a few rough edges in the Women and Home Services tools, especially around saved local records, restored projects, calendar files, receipts, and printed signs.

Safer saved plans and backups

Turning off device saving now removes the old measurement card as expected. Women tools also check backup files before restoring them, avoid partial or quiet overwrites, accept larger valid backups, and show a clear message when a project cannot be saved.

More reliable service downloads

Appointment files now reject invalid dates and durations and keep the right time across time zones and daylight saving changes. Duplicate receipts fit on one Letter page, while door hangers and yard signs keep their print and PDF layouts closer to the preview.