File Converter is a tool that converts and compresses one or several files using the context menu in Windows Explorer. It is open source under GPL v3, free, and without ads or data collection. It supports many audio, video, image and document input and output formats, and conversion presets can be added or edited in context menus. Office document conversion requires Microsoft Office installed and activated.
NanaZip is a 7-Zip derivative for Windows. It provides a modern interface that supports the Windows 11 context menu, Fluent Design and dark mode. It adds file formats beyond 7-Zip, including Zstandard, WASM, Electron ASAR and .NET Single File Bundle, and includes configurable security mitigations.
iLovePDF is an online service for working with PDF files that offers tools for merging, splitting, compressing, converting, rotating, unlocking and watermarking PDFs, among other tasks. The service has been available since 2010, and mobile and desktop applications are also offered.
dupeGuru is a cross-platform GUI tool for finding duplicate files in a system, written mostly in Python 3. It can scan filenames or contents, and includes Standard, Music and Picture modes with their own scan types. Filename scans use a fuzzy matching algorithm that finds similar filenames, not only identical ones.
MediaPeek is a browser-based tool that inspects media metadata from a URL in a clear interface. It reads only the bytes needed via byte-range HTTP requests and can look inside ZIP and TAR archives without full extraction. It runs metadata analysis through mediainfo.js in WebAssembly, exports results in several formats including JSON, object, text, HTML and XML, and shares results through encrypted links without storing content.
Metadata Remover is a browser-based tool that removes EXIF, GPS, PDF, Office, EPUB and MP3 ID3 metadata from files. The cleaning engine runs locally in the browser using Rust compiled to WebAssembly, so files are not uploaded. Cleaned files are re-scanned before download.
MediaInfo is a tool that displays technical and tag data for video and audio files. It shows container, video, audio, text and chapter details, and supports formats including MPEG-4, Matroska, AVI, H.264 and MP3. It is available with a graphical interface, command line interface or library version, and is open-source software.
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NanaZip is a 7-Zip derivative for Windows. It provides a modern interface that supports the Windows 11 context menu, Fluent Design and dark mode. It adds file formats beyond 7-Zip, including Zstandard, WASM, Electron ASAR and .NET Single File Bundle, and includes configurable security mitigations.
iLovePDF is an online service for working with PDF files that offers tools for merging, splitting, compressing, converting, rotating, unlocking and watermarking PDFs, among other tasks. The service has been available since 2010, and mobile and desktop applications are also offered.
dupeGuru is a cross-platform GUI tool for finding duplicate files in a system, written mostly in Python 3. It can scan filenames or contents, and includes Standard, Music and Picture modes with their own scan types. Filename scans use a fuzzy matching algorithm that finds similar filenames, not only identical ones.
MediaPeek is a browser-based tool that inspects media metadata from a URL in a clear interface. It reads only the bytes needed via byte-range HTTP requests and can look inside ZIP and TAR archives without full extraction. It runs metadata analysis through mediainfo.js in WebAssembly, exports results in several formats including JSON, object, text, HTML and XML, and shares results through encrypted links without storing content.
Metadata Remover is a browser-based tool that removes EXIF, GPS, PDF, Office, EPUB and MP3 ID3 metadata from files. The cleaning engine runs locally in the browser using Rust compiled to WebAssembly, so files are not uploaded. Cleaned files are re-scanned before download.
MediaInfo is a tool that displays technical and tag data for video and audio files. It shows container, video, audio, text and chapter details, and supports formats including MPEG-4, Matroska, AVI, H.264 and MP3. It is available with a graphical interface, command line interface or library version, and is open-source software.
