The correct ImageMagick WASM API is:
image.write(format, callback)
Where the format is passed as the first argument and the callback
receives the encoded data. This should produce valid WebP with
correct RIFF headers.
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The correct API pattern is:
1. Set image.format = outputFormatEnum first
2. Then call image.write(callback) with the format already set
This ensures the image is written in the correct format with proper
headers (RIFF for WebP, etc.)
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Changed from image.write((data) => data) callback pattern to
image.write(outputFormatEnum) which correctly writes the image data
in the specified format. This should now produce valid WebP files
with proper RIFF headers (52 19 46 46 magic bytes).
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The previous implementation was producing invalid image data with
wrong magic bytes (d0 e5 67 00 instead of 52 49 46 46 for WebP).
Root cause: Incorrect usage of ImageMagick write API.
Changes:
- Set image.format BEFORE writing (tells ImageMagick the output format)
- Simplified write() call to: image.write((data) => data)
- This returns the correctly formatted image data
The proper pattern is:
1. Set image.format = outputFormatEnum
2. Apply transformations (quality, resize)
3. Call image.write() which returns the encoded data
This should now produce valid WebP files with correct RIFF header
(52 49 46 46) and allow the preview to display properly.
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Added detailed logging at every step of the image conversion and preview:
ImageMagick Service:
- Log input and output sizes
- Log applied quality settings
- Verify result is not empty before creating blob
- Log created blob size and MIME type
- Fail early if conversion produces empty result
Preview Component:
- Log blob details (size, type, URL)
- Add onError handler to img tag with detailed error info
- Add onLoad handler to confirm successful loading
- Console logs will help identify:
- Is the blob empty?
- Is the MIME type correct?
- Is the object URL valid?
- What error occurs when loading?
TypeScript Fix:
- Changed result type to `Uint8Array | undefined`
- Allows proper checking before blob creation
This will help diagnose why the preview image appears broken
despite successful conversion.
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The previous approach tried to load the WASM file from a CDN or node_modules,
which resulted in an empty buffer error. This fix copies the WASM file to the
public directory so it can be served alongside the static export.
Changes:
- Copy magick.wasm (16MB) to public/wasm/ directory
- Update wasmLoader.ts to initialize with '/wasm/magick.wasm' URL
- Initialize ImageMagick only once in loadImageMagick()
- Remove redundant initialization from imagemagickService.ts
- WASM file is now served from static assets in production
This ensures:
- WASM file is accessible at runtime
- Proper initialization before image conversions
- No "empty buffer" compilation errors
- Works in both dev and production (static export)
The 16MB WASM file includes the full ImageMagick library with all
image format support and processing capabilities.
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The initializeImageMagick() function requires a URL argument pointing
to the WASM file. Without it, the library won't properly load and
conversions may fail.
Changes:
- Add initializeImageMagick() call with CDN URL
- Use jsDelivr CDN for magick.wasm file
- Matches the installed package version (0.0.30)
This ensures ImageMagick WASM is properly initialized before performing
image conversions, preventing potential runtime errors.
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Previously, the ImageMagick service was just a placeholder that returned
the input data unchanged. This caused PNG to WebP conversions to have
the same file size.
Changes:
- Properly implement ImageMagick.read() with conversion logic
- Apply imageQuality option to control compression
- Apply imageWidth/imageHeight options with aspect ratio preservation
- Use correct MagickFormat enum values for output formats
- Fix write() method signature (format comes before callback)
- Remove unnecessary initializeImageMagick() call
Image conversion now properly applies:
- Quality settings (1-100%)
- Resolution/resize options
- Format-specific compression
This fixes the issue where quality settings had no effect on output
file size. Users will now see proper file size reduction when using
lower quality settings or converting to compressed formats like WebP.
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- Add Next.js 16 with Turbopack and React 19
- Add Tailwind CSS 4 with OKLCH color system
- Implement FFmpeg.wasm for video/audio conversion
- Implement ImageMagick WASM for image conversion
- Add file upload with drag-and-drop
- Add format selector with fuzzy search
- Add conversion preview and download
- Add conversion history with localStorage
- Add dark/light theme support
- Support 22+ file formats across video, audio, and images
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