Every file tool you need, right in your browser

No. Every tool on this site processes files inside your own browser. Your files are not uploaded, stored or sent to any server or API. The pages are also served with a security policy that blocks them from uploading anything, so this is enforced by your browser, not just promised.

Yes. All tools are free to use, with no account, sign-up or watermark.

Tools for images (convert, compress, resize, enlarge with AI, crop, filters, borders, add text and memes, blur faces, image to SVG, watermark, DPI, colors, favicons, GIFs, styled QR codes with your logo and barcodes, PSD, AI and RAW files, text recognition), video (compress, convert, trim, cut several parts, split, merge, crop, rotate, speed, reverse, loop, fades, add text, logos and subtitles, blur, resize for social media, add music, volume, extract audio, turn images into a slideshow video, record your screen or webcam), audio (convert, trim, cut, split, join, remove noise and silence, speed, pitch, fades, volume, record your voice, ringtones, remove tags), PDFs (merge, split, compress, sign, redact, fill forms, add text, headers and Bates numbers, crop, protect, unlock, resize pages, booklets, flatten, sort scans, make scans searchable, PDF to Word and other conversions), files (ZIP, unzip ZIP, RAR, 7z and TAR.GZ, split a big ZIP into parts and join them, bulk rename, hashes), text (count, clean, compare, change case, find and replace, CSV, Excel, JSON and Word files, passwords) and calculators for aspect ratio, print size, bitrate and timecode.

Type what you want to do in your own words, such as "combine PDF", "make video smaller" or "iphone photo to jpg". The search understands different names, typos and "X to Y" conversions, and tells you honestly when something isn't available.

No. The tools run in any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, on desktop and mobile. Video tools work best in Chrome and Edge.

There are no server-imposed limits on file size or on how many files you add, because your files never reach the server. Your browser and device are the practical limit: a computer with plenty of memory handles much more than a phone, browsers can only draw pictures up to a certain size, and some tools (like the video metadata remover and the hash generator) read files in pieces, so even many gigabytes work.

Yes. The files you make with these tools are yours, for personal or business use. What you can't do is copy this website itself and run it as your own: see the Terms of use.

The site counts visits on its own server so we know how many people use it: which page was opened, the day, and which website a visitor came from. There are no cookies, no tracking or advertising scripts, and IP addresses are not stored. Your files are never involved.

The page and the tool code have to be loaded once. The processing itself happens on your device and does not send anything over the internet.