Free, no account, nothing uploaded
Compress, convert and merge your files
without uploading them anywhere.
Image, PDF and privacy tools that run inside your browser. Your photos and documents never leave your device, so there is nothing for us to see, keep or lose.
Nothing is uploaded
Your files are processed on your device. They never reach a server, not once.
No account, no limits
No signup, no watermarks, no daily cap. You arrive and it works.
Check it yourself
Open your browser's developer tools: your files are not sent anywhere.
Images
Compress, resize, convert and redact photos without uploading them.
Compress image
Make JPG, PNG and WebP photos smaller without uploading them anywhere.
Get a photo under 100 KB for a form without handing it to anyone.
Resize image
Change the size of your photos in pixels or by percentage, keeping the proportions.
Fit a photo to the exact dimensions a site asks for, with nothing to install.
Convert image
Turn your images into JPG, PNG or WebP inside your own browser.
Turn a PNG into a JPG or a WebP into a PNG without your photo leaving your phone.
Redact image
Cover faces, number plates, names or details in a screenshot before you share it.
A screenshot with your account number truly covered, not behind a blur that can be undone.
Merge and split PDF documents on your own device.
Privacy
Remove what your files and links give away about you.
Strip metadata
See the hidden data inside your photos and PDFs, then remove it.
That photo you posted may carry your exact address inside it.
Audit passwords
Find out how long your password would take to guess.
“Liverpool1992” is guessed instantly. Here is why.
Clean links
Strip the tracking out of a URL before you share it.
The link you forward has who you are stapled to the end of it.
Encrypt messages
Turn text into something unreadable without the key.
A message only the person with the secret word can read.
Fake identity
Made-up, consistent details for forms that have not earned yours.
Not every signup form deserves your real name.
Why this one is different
Almost every site that compresses photos or merges PDFs asks you to upload your files to its server. We do not have a server to upload them to.
You pick a file
It stays in your browser's memory, the same way it does when you open a photo on your own computer.
Your device does the work
The code that compresses, converts or cleans runs on your machine. All we send you is that code, once.
You download the result
That is it. Nothing was stored anywhere, because nothing ever went anywhere.
Don't trust us — check
Turn off your wifi or mobile data and use any tool again. It will work exactly the same. If we really were sending your files to a server, it could not.
Practical guides
Short answers to specific questions, each with the tool that solves it.
- How long it really takes to crack a passwordThose "your password would take X years" charts are often misleading. How password crackers actually work, and what makes a password hold up or fall in seconds.
- How to check whether your password was leaked, without revealing itYou can check whether a password appears in known breaches without sending it to anyone. Here is how the technique works and what to do if yours shows up.
- How to merge PDF files into one without uploading themThe most popular PDF sites upload your documents to their servers. Here is how to combine payslips, contracts or an ID into one file without them leaving your device.
- How to redact a screenshot safely, so it cannot be undoneBlurring an account number does not hide it, and some editors keep the original image. What goes wrong when redacting screenshots and how to do it properly.
What this is not
A tool that oversells itself is a tool you should not trust.
- It does not make you anonymous. It reduces what you leak by accident, which is not the same thing.
- It does not undo what you already uploaded elsewhere. Those copies are out of your hands.
- It does not work miracles: a photo that is already compressed cannot shrink much more without losing quality.
- It keeps nothing, so it cannot recover a file you did not download either.