AKD Vision
Proprietary technology for local AI image processing by AKDworks.
AKD Image terms of use, information about AKD Vision and third-party component licenses.
The AKD Image code, interface, design and documentation belong to AKDworks and are distributed under a proprietary restrictive license. The repository is published for review and study, but this does not grant permission to copy, republish, sell or use the project or its parts in other products without the author’s written permission.
The complete legally binding terms are provided in the AKD Image repository LICENSE file.
The libraries, codecs and font listed below retain their own licenses. Those licenses apply only to the corresponding components and do not replace the terms for the original AKD Image code, interface and design.
Proprietary technology for local AI image processing by AKDworks.
Outlined interface SVG icons by Google.
A locally bundled interface font created by Rasmus Andersson.
Loads and runs the BiRefNet Lite model in the browser as part of AKD Vision.
Runs the neural network model in the browser through WebGPU or WebAssembly.
A segmentation model that separates the main subject of an image from its background.
Creates ZIP archives containing batch-processing results. AKD Image uses this component under the MIT License.
Interactive canvas, objects, and layers in the image editor.
Creates PDF files from selected images in the browser.
Reads, processes frame by frame, builds palettes and encodes GIF animations.
A JavaScript wrapper for local video and GIF conversion in the browser.
A WebAssembly build of FFmpeg for local MP4, WebM and GIF conversion. The module is loaded from AKD Image only when the tool is launched.
A WebAssembly codec for local AVIF image export.
Reads and creates HEIC and HEIF containers in a local WebAssembly module.
Decodes HEVC images contained in HEIC and HEIF files.
Encodes HEVC for local HEIC image export.
Short descriptions explain each component’s role but do not replace the full license texts. If wording differs, the corresponding license file and the component’s official repository take precedence.
Standard browser features such as Canvas API, File API, Web Workers, WebAssembly and localStorage are part of the web platform and are not listed as third-party project libraries.