Tool Dock

Paste messy text and get it back clean. Strip double spaces, drop duplicate lines, make a slug, pull out the emails, or just count the words.

Length, weight, temperature, volume, area, and data size. Type the number, read the answer.

Make a strong password, a readable passphrase, or a PIN. It is generated in your browser and never sent anywhere.

Write a payment request that reads properly. Amount, due date, what the work was, and a polite nudge if it goes late.

Turn screenshots and photos into one PDF. Pick the page size, set the margins, download it. Nothing uploads.

Reorder the pages, cut the ones you do not need, rotate whatever came in sideways.

Cover repeated headers, footers, and edge marks with clean redaction blocks so the page reads again.

Wrap a PDF in an encrypted ZIP so you can send it as one protected bundle.

Join several PDFs into one, or cut a long file into pieces small enough to send.

Add a signature line, a date, a note, or an approval stamp, then download the marked copy.

Make a QR code for a link, a payment reference, a Wi-Fi network, or a contact card, then download it.

Resize an image to the dimensions the site actually wants.

Crop to a preset aspect ratio, or drag your own frame.

Drag a box over the watermark in the preview, then clean it with a background blend, a blur, a pixelate, or a solid cover.

Move between PNG, JPG, and WebP depending on where the file is going.

Make the file smaller without making it look worse than it has to.

Cut the subject out of the background and export it on transparency.

Put a label, a callout, or an approval note on an image and export the marked copy.

Re-render the image through the browser canvas so the camera metadata does not travel with it.

Crop into the frames each channel expects, with the subject kept in the middle.

One square image in, the whole icon set out: favicon, Apple touch, PWA, and app sizes.

Export one image as a whole pack of channel-ready sizes, zipped.

Convert HEIC and AVIF uploads into PNG, JPG, or WebP when your browser can decode the source.

Drag over a face, a plate, or a line on a receipt, then export it blurred or pixelated.

Pull readable text out of a scan, a photo, or a screenshot when copy and paste will not work.

Get the words out of a screenshot without retyping them.

Sharpen a photographed page so it reads properly before you upload it or run OCR.

Find the page inside a photo, crop away the desk and the shadow, and export something scan-ready.

Upload a QR image and read what is inside it, if your browser supports QR detection.

Open a ZIP with its current password and save a fresh copy without one.

Look inside a ZIP before you extract it. Filenames, structure, sizes.

Shrink a batch of files into a lighter bundle that will actually send.

Trim the cells, fix the headers, drop the blank rows, remove the duplicates, and export a CSV that will import.

Rename a whole batch with a prefix and a counter, then download them zipped.

Build a monthly plan: what comes in, what goes out, what is left, and how long it lasts.

See where the portfolio is concentrated, how volatile it is, and what a bad week does to it.

Forecast the cash: revenue in, recurring costs out, invoices landing late, and how many months that leaves.

Watch spreads across Binance, Bitget, and Bybit. Start on demo keys, and a live escalation needs an explicit confirmation.

A futures desk on Binance, Bybit, or Bitget, with Demo and Live keys kept apart. Three risk modes, ranked markets, and loss limits the server enforces rather than the browser.

Split capital across preservation, systematic, and tactical profiles, with a daily loss lock and a health check on every runner.

Net P&L, ROI, what the fees took, and how far the drawdown still has to recover.

Test the assumptions against a symbol, a timeframe, and honest fee and slippage inputs before going live.

Resize a clip to the shape the platform wants.

Crop out the dead space and reframe the subject for a vertical screen.

Drag a box over the watermark in the clip preview, then export a cleaned MP4 with a blend, blur, pixelate, or cover.

Trim to the segment you want, or lift the audio track out on its own.

Pull the subtitle track out of a video, if the file has one embedded.