A collection of digital tools that process everything locally in your browser. No server uploads means maximum privacy for your files (PDF, Images, Audio).
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Hello Product Hunt! 👋
I built this project to solve a very common problem: having to upload private documents, PDFs, or personal photos to random servers just to resize or convert them.
With this toolkit, you can convert PDFs, resize images in bulk, clean metadata, and extract audio 100% locally in your browser using HTML5 and CSS/JS. Your files never touch any server, ensuring total privacy.
It's completely free, requires no sign-ups, and has a clean UI. I'd love to hear your feedback and know what other tools you'd like me to add next! 🚀
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Ran a couple of files through the tools and everything processed instantly without me sending anything to a server, which is exactly what I want for quick PDF and image edits. Clean layout too.
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Really glad to see tools like this keeping things private by staying browser-only. One thing I'd love is a built-in batch processor for PDFs, like merging or compressing multiple files at once instead of handling them one by one. Would make it way more useful for anyone dealing with bigger jobs.
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One thing I'd love to see is batch processing for PDFs, like merging or compressing dozens at once instead of one at a time. That would make it way more practical for anyone handling larger workloads while keeping the local processing you already do so well.
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Finally something that doesn't shove my files onto a random server just to merge a PDF. The audio trimmer worked instantly without any sketchy ads popping up.
Ran a couple of files through the tools and everything processed instantly without me sending anything to a server, which is exactly what I want for quick PDF and image edits. Clean layout too.
Really glad to see tools like this keeping things private by staying browser-only. One thing I'd love is a built-in batch processor for PDFs, like merging or compressing multiple files at once instead of handling them one by one. Would make it way more useful for anyone dealing with bigger jobs.
One thing I'd love to see is batch processing for PDFs, like merging or compressing dozens at once instead of one at a time. That would make it way more practical for anyone handling larger workloads while keeping the local processing you already do so well.
Finally something that doesn't shove my files onto a random server just to merge a PDF. The audio trimmer worked instantly without any sketchy ads popping up.