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KitForma

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Practical PDF, image and text tools in your browser

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Practical PDF, image and text tools in your browser

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Merge PDFs, resize images and format JSON in your browser. KitForma brings practical file and text tools together, with examples and clear limits. These three featured tools are free, process locally and work without an account. Keep your originals and review the output.

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Hi everyone—I'm building KitForma, my first web project. I wanted a straightforward place for the small file tasks that interrupt everyday work. Three places to start: • Merge PDFs in your chosen file order. • Resize an image while keeping its proportions. • Format JSON and check its syntax. Those tools work without an account and process locally in the browser. They have real limits: for example, PDF merging does not support signed or encrypted files and does not retain every document feature. I'd value concrete feedback: which step feels unclear, and what task would you want explained next? Thanks for trying it.

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What should a file tool show before you download?

I'm building KitForma and thinking about the moment between processing a file and clicking Download. A success message is useful, but it doesn't tell you whether the result is what you wanted.

For an image resize, I want to see the actual output dimensions and a preview. For a PDF merge, file order and a quick page check matter. For JSON, readable formatting and a syntax result answer different questions.

What is the smallest useful output check you look for in a browser tool? A concrete example of a confusing or reassuring result screen would help me decide what to improve. Please use a sample file rather than sharing private documents.

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