What do you need to do?

Convert, compress, edit, inspect and transform files — fast and private.

Browse by category

Fifteen categories, built to hold hundreds of tools without becoming a wall of icons.

All tools directory

PDF tools

52 tools

Merge, split, compress, convert, protect and sign PDF documents.

Most used: Merge PDF

Images tools

31 tools

Compress, resize, crop, convert and retouch images in the browser.

Most used: Image Compressor

Video tools

16 tools

Trim, compress, convert and extract audio from video files.

Most used: Compress Video

Audio tools

12 tools

Convert, trim, normalise and inspect audio files.

Most used: Convert Audio

Formatters, encoders, generators and inspectors for daily dev work.

Most used: JSON Formatter

Data tools

14 tools

Convert, clean and reshape CSV, JSON, XML and tabular data.

Most used: CSV Viewer

Text tools

18 tools

Count, clean, compare, transform and analyse text.

Most used: Word Counter

Inspect pages, headers, DNS and metadata before you ship.

Most used: Meta Tag Preview

Colour conversion, contrast, gradients, shadows and SVG helpers.

Most used: HEX to RGB

Hashes, tokens, metadata scrubbing and privacy-focused utilities.

Most used: Password Generator

Percentage, finance, date, health and everyday maths.

Most used: Percentage Calculator

Units, currencies, time zones, numbers and measurement systems.

Most used: Unit Converter

Email tools

13 tools

Inspect headers, preview HTML mail and validate delivery records.

Most used: Email Header Analyzer

Webmaster helpers for WordPress sites, themes and migrations.

Most used: Salt Key Generator

More tools

14 tools

GIF and animation, archives, barcodes and other everyday helpers.

Most used: GIF Maker

Popular workflows

Chain tools into one pass. Pick a template, set each step, run it on your files.

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Processing philosophy

Local first. Server when necessary. Account only when necessary.

Most everyday tasks — merging a PDF, compressing an image, formatting JSON — run entirely in your browser. Files never leave your device. When an operation genuinely needs server processing, the interface tells you so before you start, in plain words.

  • Every tool declares its processing mode: local, server or hybrid.
  • The badge is shown inside the tool, not buried in a policy page.
  • No claims of certifications or retention guarantees that have not been built and audited.
Compress PDF
2 processing
5 files · 41 MB2 complete · 2 processing · 1 queued

An illustration of the dashboard, not a live job.

Bulk processing

Process many files at once

A lightweight job dashboard for the days when you have two hundred scans, not one. Track every file, retry failures individually and download the lot as a ZIP. Bulk needs a free account so we can protect shared resources and give you reliable job tracking.

Developers Early access

Every OmniKitly tool, programmable.

The same tool definitions that power this site power a REST API: upload a file, submit a job naming a tool, poll it or fetch the signed result URL when it is done. Create a free account, generate a key, and it works today — no SDK or webhooks yet, and the shape can still change.

POST /v1/jobs
// This works today — try it with a real key from /account
POST /v1/jobs
Authorization: Bearer ok_live_••••••••

{
  "tool": "compress-pdf-to-target-size",
  "operation": "pdf.compressToSize",
  "uploads": ["5c2c9e14-…"],
  "settings": { "target": 500, "unit": "KB" }
}

Why OmniKitly

A utility platform should feel like a well-organised toolbox, not a marketing funnel.

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