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ImageCompare-Ultimate

A single-file, fully offline image comparison tool. Everything (HTML + CSS + JS) lives in one self-contained file — no server, no CDN, no network calls. Your images never leave your machine.

Drop two images (or paste from clipboard / click to browse), then compare them in five different view modes with cursor-anchored zoom, drag-to-pan, and a PNG capture export.

tool teaser


Features

  • 5 view modes
    • Split — slider wipe between the two images, with 4 orientations: vertical |, horizontal , diagonal / and diagonal \.
    • Side by Side — both images shown at a shared size.
    • Combine — A and B merged into one exportable image (side/stacked, with gap, background color, labels, and format/quality controls).
    • Pixel Diff — pixels that differ between A and B are highlighted red.
    • Solo — shows one image at rest; press-and-hold to reveal the other.
  • Cursor-anchored zoom — scroll wheel zooms toward the pointer; works in every mode at any zoom level.
  • Drag-to-pan — anywhere on the image pans it in every mode (the slider handle is the only direct slider control).
  • Diagonal divider — the divider line is computed to be exactly collinear with the clip edge at any aspect ratio (atan2 based, not a fixed 45°).
  • Autoplay sweep — animates the slider back and forth at an adjustable speed.
  • Keyboard accessible — focus the slider and use arrow keys (Shift = larger steps).
  • Fullscreen and PNG capture of the current split / side-by-side view.
  • Dark / light theme — toggle in the header, persisted to localStorage under the key ictheme.
  • Clipboard paste — paste an image with Ctrl/Cmd+V onto a box or the page.

Usage

  1. Open ImageCompare-Ultimate.html in any modern browser (or host it statically anywhere — it's a single file).
  2. On the upload screen, provide Image A and Image B via:
    • drag & drop (drop two files at once, or one per box),
    • click a box to browse, or
    • Ctrl/Cmd+V to paste from the clipboard.
  3. Click Compare.
  4. Use the header controls:
    • View toggles: Split · Side by Side · Combine · Diff · Solo
    • Slider mode (Split only): vertical / diagonal / / diagonal \ / horizontal
    • Zoom: presets (100%–500%), a custom % input, or the mouse wheel
    • Play: auto-sweep the slider (adjust speed with the slider)
    • Full Screen, Capture (PNG), Theme, Reset, Close

Solo mode tip: at rest it shows the "base" image (toggle with the Base: A/B button). Press and hold on the image to peek at the other; drag while holding to pan instead.


Origins & Licensing

This tool is a clean-room merge of three MIT-licensed projects, retaining their respective permissions:

Project Author License Repo Features
beforeafter Yani Iliev MIT yani-/beforeafter Static Combine, Pixel Diff, clipboard paste
compare-image tchung1970 MIT tchung1970/compare-image Split / side-by-side slider, zoom/pan, PNG capture, info bar
image-swipe-compare hhkaos MIT hhkaos/image-swipe-compare Diagonal slider modes, keyboard nav, fullscreen, autoplay

The merged deliverable (ImageCompare-Ultimate.html) is released under the MIT License — see LICENSE. The original _Sources/ folder contains the upstream files for reference.


Files

Compare-Images/
├── ImageCompare-Ultimate.html   # the entire tool (single self-contained file)
├── LICENSE                      # MIT + upstream attribution
├── README.md                    # this file
└── _Sources/                   # upstream reference sources (MIT)
    ├── beforeafter-master/
    ├── compare-image-main/
    └── image-swipe-compare-main/

Notes

  • No build step, no dependencies, no internet required.
  • The code is heavily commented with per-function docstrings and @credit tags mapping each piece back to its source project.
  • Verified for correctness via JS syntax checks; please confirm interactive behavior in a browser.

About

Single-file, fully offline image comparison tool (5 modes, zoom/pan, diagonal slider, PNG capture). Merged from three MIT projects.

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