About Rabinale

Rabinale is a collection of free, browser-based tools and games built and maintained by Rabin Ale, a full-stack developer and computer trainer based in Nepal. I build the image tools, developer utilities, and games on this site the same way I'd want to use them myself: fast, free, and without an account wall in the way.

Why I built this

Most online image and file tools ask you to sign up, upload your file to a server, or sit through ads before you get a result. I wanted a set of tools that skip all of that — you land on the page, do the thing, and leave. Every image tool on this site (converter, compressor, resizer, cropper, editor, watermark adder, effects, metadata viewer, background remover, favicon generator, color picker) runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript's Canvas and FileReader APIs. There is no upload step because there is no server involved in processing your file.

What's on this site

Free image and developer tools — conversion, compression, resizing, cropping, editing, watermarking, EXIF metadata viewing, JSON formatting, and an AI code explainer.
Free browser games — Minesweeper, Tic-Tac-Toe, Memory Match, and Troll Jump, all playable instantly with no download.
A blog — practical guides on image formats, web development, and using the tools on this site.
Programming courses — structured C++ and web design curricula I use in my computer training work.

Our privacy commitment

Wherever a tool can run entirely client-side, it does. Images, files, and text you put into the image tools, JSON formatter, and games are processed locally in your browser and are never uploaded to a server or stored by us. The one exception is the AI-powered Code Explainer, which sends the code you paste to an AI API purely to generate an explanation — that code is not logged or stored afterward. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.

About the domain

This site is hosted at rabinale.com.np — a Nepal domain, because that's honestly where I'm based and where I built it. The tools and games work the same for everyone, everywhere; the domain is just part of the site's story.

Get in touch

Found a bug, have a tool request, or want to say hello? Email me at [email protected].