Inkflip: Dark Mode for Images

Turns white-background diagrams, charts and logos dark so they match dark mode. Built to run alongside Dark Reader.

Dark Reader makes pages dark, but pictures keep their white backgrounds: diagrams on LeetCode, charts in docs and papers, PDF pages, screenshots, black logos you can't see. Inkflip fixes those one at a time and leaves everything else to Dark Reader. Each image is checked on its own: • Diagrams and charts (black on white) are flipped to light on dark. Their background takes the exact colour of the panel behind them. • Black logos on transparent backgrounds turn light, so they show up. • Photos on white are dimmed, never flipped. A flipped photo would look like a negative. • Ordinary photos are left exactly as they are. Canvases get the same treatment. Charts drawn with script and PDF pages in viewers such as pdf.js turn dark too. On a dark site, a light panel that holds only pictures, such as a card of screenshots, is dimmed as a whole. The pictures keep their real colours. No white flash: on dark pages a new image appears only once it has been checked, already dark. Hold Option/Alt to peek at the original. Right-click an image, canvas or video to correct a call; Inkflip remembers it for that site. Videos are only ever changed from this menu. Alt+Shift+I turns Inkflip off for a site. Private by design: everything runs in your browser. No analytics, no servers, no account. Works with Dark Reader's Dynamic mode and with sites that have their own dark theme. Free and open source. Not affiliated with Dark Reader.