File tools

This category covers binary file operations — tools where you upload a file rather than paste text. The distinction from the Text category is the input method: if you paste content, it's a text tool; if you upload a file, it's here. Image resizing, PDF merging, OCR extraction — these are file operations. Word counting and case conversion are text operations.

The image subcategory is planned to cover the most common browser-side image manipulation tasks: resize to exact dimensions or by percentage, crop to a region, compress with quality control, convert between formats (HEIC, PNG, JPG, WebP), remove backgrounds, extract text via OCR, encode to Base64 for data URIs, inspect EXIF metadata (camera model, GPS coordinates, capture date), apply basic filters (grayscale, sepia, invert, blur), and pick a color from any point in the image.

The PDF subcategory is planned to cover the standard document operations: merge multiple PDFs into one, split a PDF at specified page boundaries, compress to reduce file size, rotate individual pages or the whole document, extract a range of pages into a new file, and convert individual pages to images. These cover the cases where someone sends you a PDF and you need to do something simple with it without opening a desktop application.

The document subcategory converts word-processor files into code-friendly formats. The document converter reads Word (.docx) and OpenDocument (.odt) files and outputs clean Markdown, HTML, or plain text — useful for moving content out of Word or LibreOffice and into a README, a static-site post, or a plain-text editor.

Every tool here runs entirely in your browser: the file you pick is read locally and never uploaded. That makes them safe for sensitive documents and usable offline once the page has loaded.