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Y2K Photo Editor compared with ResizeCraft
DetailY2K Photo Editor logo Y2K Photo EditorResizeCraft logo ResizeCraft
What it doesFree retro photo effects in your browser, no sign-up or watermark Not given
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Pricing modelFree Freemium
PricingFree tier: all current effects and presets with 5 exports per UTC day, each up to 1080 pixels wide, no watermark. Pro features planned but not yet available. Free: unlimited single-image resizing, up to 10 images per batch, no signup required. Pro: $3.25/month or $39 billed annually (save 35%), up to 500 images per batch. Lifetime: $99 one-time payment, includes all Pro features with no recurring subscription.
Key features
  • 2000s, digicam, VHS, vaporwave and glitch photo filters
  • Real-time comparison with divider tool
  • Undo and redo functionality
  • Save one custom preset per effect locally
  • Support for JPG, PNG and WebP formats up to 5 MB
  • Square crop and circular safe-area preview for profile pictures
  • All processing runs locally in browser with no server uploads
  • Local photo storage for 24 hours when switching between effects
  • Export up to 1080 pixels wide with five daily exports
  • Resize by exact pixels, file size, or percentage
  • Platform-specific presets for Twitch, YouTube, Shopify, LinkedIn
  • Browser-based processing with no server uploads
  • Support for JPG, PNG, and WebP formats
  • Bulk batch resizing for up to 500 images
  • Saved custom presets for repeated workflows
  • Exact file size targeting with automatic quality balancing
  • No account signup required for free tier
What makes it different
  • No account, sign-up or payment required
  • All photos stay private and are processed only in your browser
  • No watermark on any export
  • Tool-first interface with presets ready to use without account screens
  • Embed the editor in other websites via iframe while maintaining local processing
  • Resize to exact file size without guessing quality percentages
  • Start from your actual requirement, not technical settings
  • Browser-based workflow keeps images private and processing fast
Community votes00
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Trust Flow (Majestic)010
Citation Flow (Majestic)020
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