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Batch-convert JPEG, PNG, and WebP images to grayscale with global or per-image control. Preview instantly, fine-tune individual photos, then download one or export everything as a ZIP — all processed locally on your device.
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Batch-convert JPEG, PNG, and WebP images to grayscale with global or per-image control. Preview instantly, fine-tune individual photos, then download one or export everything as a ZIP — all processed locally on your device.
Batch‑crop JPEG, PNG, and WebP to precise aspect ratios with live previews. Edit by pan/zoom, then download in the original format or export everything as a ZIP — all client‑side.
Encode or decode Base64 text directly in your browser. Convert strings, trim lines, toggle URL-safe mode, or batch process data with live results.
Compress JPG, PNG, or WebP images instantly. Drag in your image files, set max width and quality, preview savings, and export optimized results.
Turn PNG, JPG, or WebP images into clean, scalable SVGs — entirely in your browser. Choose color count, detail level, and noise reduction to create sharper, lighter, editable vector graphics.
Batch-blur JPEG, PNG, and WebP in your browser. Adjust global blur effect, fine-tune per image, and export everything in the original format or as a ZIP.
SEO Snippets & Meta
Fit titles/descriptions to length recommendations without guessing.
Blog Drafting
Keep pacing tight: monitor words, paragraphs, and reading time as you write.
Social & Ads
Hit platform character limits precisely for captions, tweets, and ad headlines.
Client Copy Reviews
Share quick, objective stats alongside feedback (no files exchanged).
Transcripts & Notes
Clean up long notes, check sentence/paragraph structure, and highlight overused terms.
Content Audits
Assess keyword repetition with Top Words and rebalance for clarity.
Everything runs client-side:
Intl.Segmenter when available to handle emojis and complex scripts accurately; falls back gracefully otherwise.. ! ? ….Yes. When available, the tool uses Intl.Segmenter to count characters by visible graphemes, so emojis and accented letters are handled accurately instead of by raw code units.
Yes. Numbers are included, and hyphenated or apostrophized words such as “don’t” are treated as single words for practical accuracy.
It provides a close estimate by skipping common abbreviations like “Dr.” or “e.g.” before splitting on punctuation. Complex edge cases may vary slightly.
You can copy counts directly from the badges. CSV or JSON export isn’t built in yet, but may be added in future updates.
No. All analysis runs entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device and is never stored or transmitted.
Yes. Once loaded, the word counter continues working without an internet connection because all computation happens locally in your browser.
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