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I built Clipsift — 47 private, in-browser media tools with zero cloud uploads

Hey everyone! I got tired of file converter sites that cap file sizes, make you wait in queues, and upload personal photos/audio to unknown servers. So I built Clipsift : an open catalog of 47 audio, PDF, and image tool

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The Saint

Posted on Nov 8

I built Clipsift — 47 private, in-browser media tools with zero cloud uploads

Hey everyone! I got tired of file converter sites that cap file sizes, make you wait in queues, and upload personal photos/audio to unknown servers.

So I built Clipsift
: an open catalog of 47 audio, PDF, and image tools running 100% client-side in your browser using Canvas, WebAssembly, and modern web APIs. No server storage, no data collection.

Just added vector SVG to high-res PNG conversion and PDF storyboard synthesis. Would love your feedback on performance and what tools you'd like added next!

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