Fixlark

18 tools · 14 of them never upload anything

Tools that do the work where your file already is.

Merging a PDF or resizing a photo does not need a server, so here it does not use one — the work happens in this page and the file never leaves your machine. Four tools genuinely need a computer of ours, and those say so, in the same place, on every page.

Drop a file and I will tell you what I can do with it

Or just pick a tool below. Nothing is uploaded by this box — it only looks at the file's name and type.

PDF

5 tools · all in your browser

Joining, splitting, turning and shrinking PDF files. Every one of these runs in this browser using pdf-lib and pdf.js, both served from this site. Your document is opened by the page you are looking at and is never sent anywhere.

Images

4 tools · all in your browser

Resizing, cropping, converting and compressing pictures with the canvas your browser already has. Nothing is uploaded. One consequence worth knowing before you start: anything that goes through a canvas comes out without its EXIF data, which strips the GPS coordinates and the camera serial number along with the colour profile.

Text and data

5 tools · all in your browser

Counting, comparing, formatting and encoding. All of it is arithmetic and string handling, which is exactly the sort of thing a browser is good at, so none of it needs a server and none of it costs anything to run.

Speech, language and pictures

4 tools · all on our server

The four tools a browser genuinely cannot do. These upload your file to a small server, run a model on a CPU, hand the result back, and delete the file. There is a queue, because the machine has four shared cores and runs one job at a time on purpose.

Two things this site will not do

Pretend to speak every language

Grammar checking is English only, and the speech tool has no Vietnamese voice at all. Both limits are named on the tool page before you paste anything in, with the reason. What is missing, and why.

Quietly wreck your document

"Compress PDF" on most sites turns your text into photographs without saying so. Here that mode is named, warned about, and not the default. See what each mode costs.