PrivateTools: a browser-based media toolkit that keeps your files local

PrivateTools brings together tools for video, images, audio, and 3D assets. The idea is simple: open a file, do the job in your browser, and export the result without uploading your media to a server.

The main tools:

• Image Sequence Player — preview rendered image sequences, including EXR, and export them as video or GIF. Useful for checking renders without opening a full editing application.

• Trimy — trim and join videos, arrange video and audio tracks, crop, rotate, and add text. It also generates automatic subtitles locally, with editable text and timing. Compatible cuts and joins can use stream copy to avoid re-encoding.

• Universal Converter — batch-convert images, camera RAW files, audio, video, and 3D models, with previews and export settings for each media type.

• RAW Studio — review and develop camera RAW photos with light and color adjustments, lens corrections, local AI denoise, and batch export.

• Image Editor — crop, resize, add text and borders, or put together simple collages.

• SVG Library — browse icons, logos, maps, and illustrations; customize colors; download SVG or PNG; or copy SVG, JSX, and React markup.

• Audio Editor — trim and join voice recordings, music, and sound clips, with format conversion during export.

• 3D Viewer — inspect GLB, GLTF, FBX, OBJ, and STL assets with orbit controls, lighting adjustments, and supported animation playback.

These are focused workspaces rather than a replacement for a full production suite. Processing happens on your device; performance and format support depend on your hardware and browser.

Explore the tools: https://privatetools.org/

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