https://workinprocess.app/updates/ Every update the browser image studio receives, straight from the changelog. en https://workinprocess.app/updates/ workinprocess-update-2026-06-02 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT You can install it now. There's an install button in your browser, or "Add to Home Screen" on a phone, and then it runs in its own window like a normal app, offline and all once the page has loaded. (The AI tools still need internet the first time, to grab their model.) When I ship an update you'll get a small "reload" nudge instead of being stuck on an old copy. Two smaller things this round: Compress can hit a target file size now (tell it "under 200 KB" and it gets there), and Strip works on a whole batch at once. https://workinprocess.app/updates/ workinprocess-update-2026-05-28 Thu, 28 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT Edit has a Text tab. Drop in some text, drag it where you want, double-click to fix a typo, and it stays editable until you hit apply. There are 50 fonts to choose from, and I host every one of them myself instead of calling Google Fonts, so nothing about you leaks out just to draw a font. Search to find one, or hold the arrow keys to flip through and watch each font land on your photo live. I also wired up proper undo/redo everywhere (Ctrl/⌘ Z), and you can batch-resize or apply a look across a whole folder in one go. https://workinprocess.app/updates/ workinprocess-update-2026-05-27 Wed, 27 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT Remove object can use AI now. The old version filled a hole by averaging the pixels around it, which smeared on anything textured. This one runs a small generative model (MIGAN, from a 2023 paper) that rebuilds texture and structure instead. It crops a tight 512px area around whatever you painted, so a small object in a big photo still comes out sharp. The first time you use it, it pulls down a ~27 MB model and keeps it cached after that. Nothing leaves your machine, same as everything else here. https://workinprocess.app/updates/ workinprocess-update-2026-05-26 Tue, 26 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT I pulled the video tools out (background removal and compression for video). I'd rather do one thing properly than two things halfway, and images are the part I actually find interesting. Now every bit of polish goes into one set of tools instead of being split across two. If you came here for video: sorry, you'll want a dedicated app for that one. https://workinprocess.app/updates/ workinprocess-update-2026-05-23 Sat, 23 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT Every preview is a proper canvas now: scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to pan, with a little zoom control in the corner. When you finish an edit you land on a real result screen with a download button and a before/after slider, instead of getting dumped back at the start. I also tidied up a pile of mobile spacing, made big images load quicker, and stopped the content filter from flagging my own sample photos, which was a bit embarrassing.