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Compress a string with gzip (RFC 1952) and return it as base64. Reports input bytes, output bytes, and the compression ratio so you can decide if it was worth doing. Input can be plain text (utf8) or already-binary conte...
Compress a string with Brotli (RFC 7932) and return it as base64. Brotli typically beats gzip by 15-25% on text - useful when bytes matter (e.g. cramming context into an LLM prompt, fitting under a transport cap). Slower...
Run the same input through gzip, brotli, and raw deflate at max settings and report each one's output size and ratio. Use this to decide which algorithm to actually use - the answer depends on your content (binary often...
Draw a line of text over an image at a corner, an edge or the center, with a size relative to the image width, a color and an opacity.
Breached password check: is this password in known data breaches, and how often? Send only the SHA-1 hash (never the password); just the first 5 characters reach Have I Been Pwned (k-anonymity). Up to 50 hashes per call.
What a page shows while an image loads: its BlurHash, a tiny blurred WebP preview as a data URL, its average color and its dimensions.