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A bulk metadata tool that gathers details about multiple YouTube videos, a playlist's videos, or a channel's public videos from the YouTube API. It accepts comma or whitespace separated lists of video, playlist and channel URLs or IDs, and exports results as a zip file.
Cross-platform application intended to create and edit .torrent and uTorrent .dat files. It can create a .torrent file from scratch, add or remove files, and change torrent information such as name, comment, publisher, url, creation date, trackers and author. It supports a command line mode and is portable.
ExtractMetadata is a free online tool for viewing metadata from files of arbitrary type. It supports formats including HTML, PDF, Microsoft Office documents, images such as JPEG, GIF, PNG and TIFF, audio formats such as MP3, FLAC, OGG and WAV, and archives such as TAR.GZ and ZIP.
kTorrent is a BitTorrent application by KDE for downloading files using the BitTorrent protocol. It can run multiple torrents simultaneously and includes features such as torrent queuing, global and per-torrent speed limits, selective downloading and file prioritization for multi-file torrents, protocol encryption, DHT, UPnP port forwarding, and tracker authentication. Plugins add further functionality.
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.
MetaStrip is a browser-based tool that removes metadata from photos, videos, PDFs and documents, including GPS, camera and author details plus AI tags and C2PA Content Credentials. It runs entirely client-side, so files are not uploaded, and reads metadata locally with libraries such as piexifjs and pdf-lib. It supports batch processing of up to 100 files and is open source under MIT.
Metastrip is an open source web tool designed for stripping metadata from files. It is hosted on GitHub under the lars-1987/metastrip repository, with documentation covering its purpose, supported file types and the metadata elements it removes.
tinyMediaManager is a media management tool written in Java and Swing that provides metadata for media centers such as Kodi, Emby, Jellyfin and Plex. It searches for media on hard disks and builds an internal database, scrapes metadata and artwork from sources including TheMovieDB.org and Fanart.tv, and writes NFO files to disk. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS and also supports command line and HTTP API use.
Tool for opening and editing torrent metadata, trackers, and file information.
Webtor.io is a browser-based torrent tool for streaming and downloading torrents without installing a client. Users paste a magnet link or upload a .torrent file, select a file, then stream it in the built-in player or get a direct HTTP download link. The site states it is open-source and supports magnet links and .torrent files.
React Dropzone Uploader is a customizable file dropzone and uploader for React. It shows detailed file metadata and previews, especially for image, video and audio files, and handles upload status, progress, cancellation and restart. It can be used as a standalone dropzone, file input or file uploader, and includes TypeScript definitions.
Dracula for qBittorrent is a theme that changes the client's interface. The page provides a .qbtheme file for download, activation instructions through the qBittorrent preferences, and a separate Web UI theme installed from a repository. It also lists troubleshooting steps for Windows title bar and white flash behavior.
FossTorrents T2M is a Javascript tool that converts .torrent files to magnet URIs. Users drop .torrent files onto the page or open them through a file browser, and Javascript is required for the inline converter.
LIII BitTorrent Client is an open-source file sharing utility for Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 10 that downloads torrents with minimal impact on system resources. It has a minimalistic interface, downloads managing and flexible settings, and can open torrents from URLs or magnet links. The listed latest version is 0.1.1.20, dated 07 Oct 2023.
Metacleaner is an online tool that strips hidden metadata from PDFs, Office and OpenDocument files, images, audio and video. It runs in the browser, keeps file contents intact, and the first file is free without signup. A premium tier offers traffic, API access and cleaning history.
Mp3tag is a tag editor for editing metadata of audio files. It supports batch tag-editing across multiple formats and online database lookups from services such as Discogs, MusicBrainz and freedb. It can also rename files from tag information, create playlists and export tag information.
OpenWebTorrent is a WebTorrent tracker that is free for anyone to use. Torrents do not need to be registered, uploaded or indexed; users include the OpenWebTorrent tracker URL when creating a torrent file.
Torrent Kitty is a free service that converts torrent files to magnet links. Users drag and drop or upload a .torrent file, and the site displays torrent information and a magnet link. It reports 7,582,457 torrents converted and offers several interface languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Torrent Kitty is a free service that converts torrent files into magnet links. Users select or drag and drop a torrent file, and the site reports conversions and server statistics. It offers an upload-or-drag interface for browser compatibility.
Torrent Kitty is a service that converts torrent files to magnet links. The page states that 7,582,457 torrents have been converted and allows a torrent file to be selected, dragged and dropped, or uploaded through a form. It also displays the visitor's IP address and location and notes that internet and government activity can be tracked.
Torrents.csv is a collaborative git repository of torrents, consisting of a single, searchable torrents.csv file. It is initially populated with a January 2017 backup of the pirate bay, and new torrents are periodically added from various torrents sites. It comes with a self-hostable webserver, a command line search, and a folder scanner to add torrents.
TorrentTags is a website for checking torrents for claims by entering a torrent hash or uploading a .torrent file. The site states that the project is not actively maintained and may contain outdated information. It also notes that the site is currently in beta.
Advanced Renamer is a batch file renaming utility for Windows and macOS. It renames multiple files and folders at once using 13 renaming methods to change names and timestamps. New names can be constructed by adding, removing, replacing, changing case, or renaming based on known file information, and output can be previewed before renaming. An undo option reverses a complete batch. It supports image metadata such as EXIF and XMP and uses embedded GPS data to insert place names.
Deark is a free, open-source, portable command-line utility that decodes certain file types, converting them to more-modern or more-readable formats or extracting embedded files. A -d option displays detailed information about a file's contents and metadata. The download package includes source code and a Windows 64-bit binary.
