File Workflows

Automate repeated file tasks in your browser

File workflows combine operations that normally require several separate tools. Add the input once, choose the available settings and let the browser run each step in the correct order. This is useful when the desired result depends on more than a single format conversion.

Image and audio workflows

Prepare image batches by converting format, limiting dimensions and applying compression in one pass. A focused JPG-to-WebP workflow is available when the goal is smaller web-ready images. Audio creators can queue up to 100 supported files for MP3 conversion and download successful results together as a ZIP archive.

Text, data and subtitle workflows

Clean inconsistent text, format and validate JSON, or convert subtitle input before shifting every timestamp by the same offset. These workflows keep intermediate steps together so malformed input can be reported before an incorrect result is downloaded.

Archive and SEO workflows

The ZIP workflow extracts an archive, displays its file list and repacks the reviewed contents. The SEO meta workflow creates title, description, canonical and Open Graph tags from one consistent set of page details.

Choose a workflow or a single tool

Use a workflow when the same input needs two or more operations. If only one action is required, such as WebP to JPG or JSON formatting, open the corresponding individual tool instead. Workflow pages link to the underlying tools so you can switch to a focused operation when needed.

Browser processing and limits

Supported workflows process content locally. Image and audio batches are handled sequentially to control memory use, and large files can still exceed the available resources on a phone or older computer. Keep original files until every output has been checked in its destination application.