I built Bad Quality Image Maker to solve a simple but surprisingly useful problem: making images look intentionally worse for memes, creative projects, and internet-style visuals.

As the founder and builder, I work directly on the product, from image-processing behavior and browser-based privacy to the user experience. This lets me iterate quickly based on real user feedback and keep the tool simple, free, and accessible.

I understand that this is a focused utility rather than a complicated software product. The goal is to make one fun task work well, with no signup, no watermark, and no unnecessary friction.