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# [How I Built a Client-Side Image Compression & Processing Pipeline Using HTML5 Canvas and Web Workers](https://samadk1485.hashnode.dev/how-i-built-a-client-side-image-compression-processing-pipeline-using-html5-canvas-and-web-workers?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When building tools.wskcommerce, my main goal was simple: process media files 100% locally in the browser so users never have to wait on server queues or hand over private assets to a remote backend.

Sep 14 · 3 min read · samadk1485.hashnode.dev  
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