Everyday tools that run in your browser
Compress video, work on PDFs, shrink images, tidy JSON, trim audio, and plenty more all processed right on your own device. No uploads, no queue, no cost.
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One place, many jobs
73 tools, grouped into five kinds of work. Every one of them runs on your own device no uploads, no account.
PDF12 tools
The document chores that usually cost you an afternoon merging several files into one, pulling out the pages you need, and shrinking the result until it fits an email. Locked files like bank statements can have their password removed, then turned into copyable text or one image per page.
Open the PDF pageJoining and splitting
Several files become one document, or the other way around: keep only certain pages, drop what you don't need, and reorder the rest. A folder of photos can also be bound straight into a PDF.
Shrinking and unlocking
File size gets trimmed until it fits an email attachment. Password-protected documents like bank statements can be unlocked as long as you actually know the password.
Marking documents
Stamp automatic page numbers with adjustable position and format, or mark a document with diagonal text such as COPY and CONFIDENTIAL.
Turning it into something else
The written content is extracted so it can be copied and searched, or every page is rendered as a high-resolution image.
Images18 tools
Get photos ready without opening a heavy application. File size can be trimmed until it clears an upload limit, the format moved to JPG or WebP, and HEIC photos from an iPhone open right away. Includes cropping, rotating, watermarking, background removal, and dimensions already sized for social media.
Open the Images pageShrinking
File size is trimmed until it clears an upload limit, and HEIC photos from an iPhone that won't open on Windows are readable here too.
Converting to another format
Each target format has its own page: WebP for the web, JPG so it opens anywhere, PNG when transparency matters, and AVIF for the smallest files.
Dimensions and cropping
Set width and height, drag the crop box right on the preview, straighten a tilted photo, or use dimensions already sized for each social channel.
Adjusting the look
Adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation, separate the subject from its background, or stamp a copyright notice in a corner or tiled across the frame.
Assembling and preparing files
Several images become one, one image splits into a grid for a feed, plus a favicon generator and an EXIF reader that can also strip the location trail.
Text & encoding16 tools
The everyday kit for working with raw data reading what's inside a bearer token, turning text into Base64, computing hashes to compare files, and tidying messy JSON until the bad line shows itself. There's also a regex tester, a two-way text comparison, and a random password generator.
Open the Text & encoding pageEncoding and decoding
Text and files become Base64, URLs are encoded and broken down into their parameters, HTML entities and JSON strings are handled both ways, and numbers convert between bases.
Reading and checking
Read a bearer token down to its time claims, compute hashes to compare files, test regex patterns against real text, and compare two documents line by line.
Tidying and counting
Pretty-print or minify JSON until the bad line shows itself, sort out a messy list, change case into a slug or a title, and count the words and characters.
Generating and converting
Build strong random passwords, UUIDs in bulk for API keys, placeholder text to fill a design, and convert Unix time into a date a human can read.
Audio14 tools
The sound-file chores that usually demand an editor trimming a section, joining several recordings, and shrinking a file until it's small enough to send. Includes pulling audio out of a video, evening out loudness across files, and recording straight from a microphone.
Open the Audio pageFormat & size
Files convert to MP3 or WAV at the bitrate and sample rate you choose, get small enough to send, or have their sound track lifted out of a video.
Trim & arrange
Keep a section by dragging handles across the waveform, divide a long recording into pieces, or join several files into one in the order you set.
Volume & quality
Set loudness in decibels, even out volume across files, smooth the start and ending, and trim silence that adds nothing.
Record & inspect
Record straight from a microphone with no input file at all, and check a file's technical details before working on it.
Video13 tools
The video work that usually demands an editor shrinking a file until it clears a sending limit, keeping only the part you need, and dropping the resolution. Includes grabbing stills from inside a video, making GIFs, and straightening footage that was shot sideways.
Open the Video pageSize & format
Bitrate comes down until the file is small enough to send, the format moves between MP4 and WebM, and resolution steps down with the aspect ratio kept intact.
Trim & arrange
Keep one section by dragging the handles along the timeline, or divide a long video into equal-length pieces in a single pass.
Stills & sound
Grab a single frame as an image, export a run of frames as a zip, turn a short clip into a GIF, or drop the sound track.
Rotate & inspect
Straighten footage that came out sideways, and check a file's technical details before working on it.
Don't upload. Do it yourself.
Online tools usually ask you to send your files to someone else's server. Not here everything finishes inside this tab.
No uploads
The browser reads files straight off your disk. No network request ever carries their contents out.
No queue
Nothing waits its turn on a server. The speed follows your device, not how busy everyone else is.
No size limit
There's no request body limit like a normal upload has. The only ceiling is your device's memory.
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