48 tools that run in your browser
Images, video, audio, code and ASCII art — spread across 5small sites, none of which uploads your file anywhere. No accounts, no adverts, no stranger’s server holding on to your work. Pick the one you need.
PixelVault
10 toolsimage-editor.dvno-v.com
Everything you would open an image editor for, minus the editor.
Cut a subject out of its background, crop and straighten, squeeze a photo under a size limit, paint out a watermark, resize a whole folder at once, or pull the palette out of a picture. The file is decoded onto a canvas in your tab and never sent anywhere.
- Remove background
- Crop & rotate
- Compress
- Watermark remover
- Bulk image resizer
- Favicon generator
- Colour palette extractor
- Metadata scrubber
- The background remover downloads its model from a CDN the first time you use it. Your image is not part of that request.
ShrinkCast
8 toolsvideo-tools.dvno-v.com
A real video toolchain, running as WebAssembly in the tab.
Get a big clip under a size limit, convert between MP4, WebM, MOV and MKV, trim it, mute it, change the speed, pull out stills, or burn subtitles in. It is FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so the video is processed on your own machine rather than uploaded to someone else’s.
- Video compressor
- Video converter
- Video trimmer
- Video to GIF
- Change playback speed
- Extract frames
- Add subtitles
- The FFmpeg engine — about 30 MB — is downloaded from a CDN the first time you use a tool. Your video is not part of that request.
- This is the one site of the five that counts page views, through Vercel Analytics. It records the page, not you, and never sees a file.
Waveform
5 toolsaudio-tools.dvno-v.com
Trim, convert and level a recording without uploading it.
Shrink an audio file to a size you pick, move between MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG and FLAC, cut a clip by dragging on its waveform, lift the soundtrack out of a video, or bring a quiet recording up to a broadcast loudness target.
- Audio compressor
- MP3 / WAV converter
- Audio trimmer
- Extract audio from video
- Volume booster & normalizer
- The FFmpeg engine — about 30 MB — is downloaded from a CDN the first time you use a tool. Your recording is not part of that request.
DevVault
19 toolsdev-tools.dvno-v.com
The developer utilities you keep pasting into a stranger’s website.
Format JSON, decode a JWT, read a cron expression in English, test a regex, hash a file, preview Markdown, build a gradient — plus the plain text utilities: counting, case conversion, deduping and sorting. Pasting a token or a customer record into any of these is safe, because none of it is transmitted.
- JSON formatter
- JWT decoder
- Cron explainer
- Regex tester
- Hash generator
- Markdown previewer
- CSS gradient generator
- Case converter
Glyphsmith
6 toolsascii-art.dvno-v.com
Pictures, video and text turned into characters.
Convert a photograph into ASCII art, animate a video into moving ASCII, render a word as a block-letter banner for a README, style text into the Unicode look-alikes that survive places allowing no formatting, or grow a fractal tree from a six-letter seed.
- Image to ASCII
- ASCII image animator
- Text to ASCII banner
- Figlet-style font gallery
- Unicode text converter
- ASCII tree generator
Why five sites and not one big one
Because the video and audio tools need a 30 MB WebAssembly build of FFmpeg, and it would be rude to make someone counting the words in an essay download it. Each site loads only what its own tools need. What they share is the part that matters:
Your files are never uploaded
None of these sites has an upload endpoint, because none of them has a server that does anything. Glyphsmith, DevVault and Waveform go further and ship a Content-Security-Policy that stops the browser reaching another origin at all — enforced by the browser, not promised in a policy page.
The work happens on your machine
Images go through a canvas, audio and video through FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, and the developer tools through plain JavaScript. Your CPU does the work — which is also why there is no queue, no “processing…” email and no file size limit set by somebody else.
No accounts, no upsell
No sign-up, no cookie banner, no free tier that watermarks the result. Four of the five carry no analytics of any kind; ShrinkCast counts page views and says so on its card. Nothing anywhere sees the contents of a file.
Nothing is remembered
Files are held in memory for as long as the tab is open and are gone the moment you close it. Nothing is written to a disk you do not control, and nothing is put in the URL.