private toolkit
in-browser converter for HEIC, MOV, DNG. no server uploads.
What it does
the whole idea is in the tag line: everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded. there are no limits for the number of images or videos. file size is limited to user's device capabilities only.
Convert HEIC, camera RAW, WebP and AVIF images and turn MOV into MP4 — hundreds of files at once, free, all inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Format converter for images, video and text. Drop in a whole folder — hundreds of files convert in one go and come back as a single .zip. Built to stay local, suitable for sensitive files. The codecs come to you — nothing leaves. This toolkit runs plain JavaScript for simple jobs — Base64 and quoted-printable encoding and decoding — and switches to WebAssembly modules for heavier ones, like transcoding MOV video or RAW camera photos into something smaller and more web-friendly. Privacy is the core feature, and that won't change: a Content Security Policy is in place, so that's enforced, not just promised. It does mean some limits compared to doing the work on a server — but…from privatetoolkit.org
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