How to convert HEIC to JPG (without uploading your photos)
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG in your browser. No upload, no software install. Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, anything with a browser.
Read guide →Long-form walkthroughs for the file workflows people actually need help with. 15 guides covering PDF manipulation, image processing, developer utilities, and the edge cases that catch people out.
Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG in your browser. No upload, no software install. Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, anything with a browser.
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Read guide →Combine multiple PDF files into one document. Free, in-browser, no upload, no account. A complete walkthrough plus the edge cases that trip people up.
Read guide →Watermark every page of a PDF with CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, or your own text. Multiple positions, opacity control, runs entirely in your browser.
Read guide →Run Tesseract OCR on a scanned PDF entirely in your browser. Get plain text out, no upload, no Adobe Acrobat Pro license.
Read guide →SVGs from Figma, Illustrator, and Inkscape are bloated with metadata. Here is how to strip the cruft and shrink them by half — without losing visual fidelity.
Read guide →Generate every favicon size browsers and OSes need — 16, 32, 48, 180, 192, 512 — from a single PNG or SVG. Plus the .ico bundle for legacy browsers.
Read guide →When a JSON value gets stored as a string inside another JSON document, you need to unescape it before you can read it. Here is the fix in one click.
Read guide →A text diff treats reordered keys as changed. A JSON diff understands structure. Use the right tool to spot the actual differences.
Read guide →Free AI background removal that runs entirely in your browser. Good results for clean subject photos, honest about its limits for tricky ones.
Read guide →A short randomly-generated password is weaker than a long one. Here is how to pick the right entropy, and what makes a password actually hard to crack.
Read guide →When the QR code is on a screen and you cannot point your camera at it, the upload-image flow works. Here is how, with the privacy implications spelled out.
Read guide →Web images should be under 200 KB for typical photos. Here is how to compress JPG, PNG, and WebP files, and which format to pick when.
Read guide →Most "redaction" tools only draw black rectangles over text. The text is still in the file. Here is what works, what does not, and when you need Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Read guide →Checking a download against a published SHA-256 hash catches both corruption and tampering. Here is the workflow, and why MD5 only catches the first one.
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