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Paperwork, polished.
From scattered pages to a numbered, marked and neatly arranged document.
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Small tasks.Beautifully done.
Compress images, organize PDFs, and convert text and data.345 free tools. No account. Your files are processed in your browser.
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Make every pixel count.
Get the size, weight and presentation just right before you share.
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Tidy tables, extract fields and turn raw records into something useful.
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Compress images
Make images lighter for sharing and uploading.
JPG / PNG / WebP → JPG / WebP
Merge PDF
Put your PDFs together, in your order.
PDF → PDF
WebP to JPG
Turn WebP into an easy-to-share JPG.
Static WebP → JPG
TXT to EPUB
Add a cover and chapters to your plain text.
TXT → EPUB
Markdown to Word
Take your headings and tables into Word.
Markdown → DOCX
JSON formatting workspace
Format or minify strict JSON, sort object keys, and encode or decode strings while preserving raw number tokens.
JSON → JSON
Resize images
Get the dimensions right for wherever it’s going.
JPG / PNG / WebP → Image / ZIP
QR code maker
Turn a link or a little text into a QR code.
Text / URL → PNG / SVG
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Calculate IPv4 subnet boundaries and usable endpoints, or convert a netmask and prefix.
IPv4/CIDR or mask → JSON
SAML response inspector
Decode a SAML 2.0 response locally and inspect SSO status, audience, recipient, NameID and attributes.
SAMLResponse / SAML XML → Structured view / JSON
Windows FILETIME converter
Convert Windows and Active Directory FILETIME timestamps to exact UTC dates and back.
Decimal/hex FILETIME or ISO 8601 → Exact UTC / decimal / hex
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Download a seamless single-tile SVG for dot, grid or diagonal web backgrounds.
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Images27 · Compress, resize & convertPDF27 · Merge, split & organiseText27 · Count, clean & formatMarkdown6 · From notes to documentsEbooks4 · Make a little room to readData & tables61 · Make your data easier to useDeveloper76 · Format, compare & debugEncoding17 · Encode, decode & inspectColor & design10 · Find a colour that fitsWeb tools14 · Useful shortcuts for your siteDate & time14 · Dates, times & time zonesCalculators15 · Numbers without the guessworkAudio14 · A few sound improvementsVideo6 · Frames, clips & quick editsArchives12 · Bring your files togetherNetwork & IP15 · Addresses, subnets and CIDR
From the Neatbo blog
Practical perspectives on formats, files and the choices behind them.
01 / FILE NOTES
Why civil dawn, sunrise and polar unknown are different states
Separate geometric twilight from apparent sunrise and avoid turning a missing event or uncertain historical offset into a false conclusion.
02 / FILE NOTESSTOP participation depends on the index
Distinguish the current CAI index, final dual-coding group and original legacy 61 weights.
03 / FILE NOTESWhy an apostrophe policy is more than character replacement
Dictionary conversion, case rules and exact whitelist matching answer different questions about the same original word.
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