Image to White
A focused browser utility for preparing white logos and artwork for dark interfaces, slides, video, print layouts, and sponsor walls.
- Input
- PNG, JPG, JPEG, WebP, SVG
- Output
- Transparent PNG
Public software · Maintained by Fabreco Studio
Tools and open-source work
Each project begins with a narrow, real problem. This directory explains not only what the software does, but also how it behaves, what it does not promise, and how to use it responsibly.
Browser tools
Ready-to-use utilities with local-first interfaces and explicit privacy behavior.
Form data to JSON
A local-first developer tool that turns raw form bodies and URL query parameters into structured, readable JSON without requiring an account.
- Accepts
- Form body, query, or full URL
- Repeated keys
- Preserved as arrays
Open-source resources
Source repositories for maintainers, developers, and teams solving a specific engineering task.
Organization README collection
A maintained reference for teams that want their GitHub organization landing page to explain purpose, projects, contribution paths, and identity clearly.
- Format
- Curated Markdown collection
- Audience
- Maintainers and engineering teams
SQLite to Turso
A focused Node.js migration script for a specific operational need: copy local SQLite data into a cloud-hosted Turso database with a traceable run.
- Runtime
- Node.js
- Source
- Local SQLite
Fabreco tool standard
What every Fabreco tool should make clear
A small utility still deserves the basics of maintained software. These are the checks used across the collection.
- 01
A defined job
The tool names the problem it solves instead of presenting itself as a universal platform.
- 02
Visible limits
Known edge cases, output constraints, and risky assumptions are documented near the use cases.
- 03
Understandable data handling
Users can tell whether input stays in the browser, reaches an API, or goes to an external provider.
- 04
A maintenance path
Source, ownership, contact details, and relevant documentation are available for continued review.