Each tool builds real, copy-pasteable shell commands through a guided UI — with plain-English explanations, tooltips, and context for every option. No network required. All tools run entirely in the browser.
Transfer data with URLs. 6 tabs covering output, request methods, auth & TLS, network options, cookies, and transfer control. Includes favorites and localStorage persistence.
→Encode, transcode, and process audio & video. 8 tabs covering video codec, audio, filters, subtitles, streams, time/trim, hardware acceleration, and global options. Multiple inputs and smart filter merging.
→Walk a directory tree and apply tests & actions. 5 tabs covering name & type, size & time, permissions & owner, tree control, and actions (print, delete, exec). The classic Linux power tool.
→GNU Privacy Guard — encryption, signing, and key management. Task-oriented UI with plain-English explanations for every operation. Includes a full glossary of cryptography concepts.
→Create, edit, and convert images. Command selector switches between convert, mogrify (batch), composite, montage, and identify — each with appropriate I/O fields and relevant option tabs.
→TLS toolkit and general-purpose cryptography. 6 categories: key generation, certificates (CSR, self-signed, CA signing), symmetric encryption, hashing & signing, TLS testing, and format conversion.
→Password generation toolkit. 6 generators: pwgen, apg, openssl rand, /dev/urandom one-liners, xkcdpass passphrases, and an in-browser generator with entropy estimation.
→Fast, efficient file synchronisation. 5 tabs covering essentials, transfer & preserve, filtering, remote/SSH, and advanced backup options. Dry-run banner and red-flagged destructive options.
→Bundle files into archives, or unpack them. Task-oriented UI with six modes — create, append, update, extract, list, compare — and compression options for gzip / bzip2 / xz / zstd.
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Read items from stdin and run a command with them as arguments.
The classic find companion. 2 tabs covering input
format (-0, -d, -L, -a) and execution (-I, -n, -P, -r, -p, -t).