Getting started
Choose a tool from the toolkit. The tools require JavaScript and a browser with support for standard file, canvas and text APIs. No account or payment is required.
Use a maintained version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Features and export support can differ between browsers. The page needs an internet connection to load; there is no installed offline application.
Working with images
The image tools accept JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 20,000,000 bytes (20 MB), 24 million pixels and 8,192 pixels on either side. Choose one file at a time. HEIC, GIF, SVG, PDF and video are not accepted.
Select a file, adjust the settings, and choose Export image. The preview changes to the exported result. Use Download image to save it. Changing any setting invalidates the old result until you export again.
Keep the original for future editing. A canvas export does not preserve the source file’s original metadata. JPEG fills transparent areas with your selected background color; PNG and WebP can retain transparency. Animated sources are not preserved as animations.
Finding a download
Your browser controls where downloads are saved. Check its download list or your device’s Downloads folder. On mobile, the file may open in a preview or share sheet before it can be saved.
The website creates a new file; it does not overwrite the file you selected. If a download is blocked, check browser permissions and try saving one result at a time. Exports are created locally as browser blob URLs.
Using color tools
The palette studio accepts three- or six-digit hex colors. Edit a chip with the native color picker or type the code directly. Choose Copy all for a comma-separated list, or Export CSS for a file of custom properties.
The contrast checker evaluates opaque, solid sRGB colors. It shows AA and AAA text-contrast thresholds, not a whole-page accessibility result. Correct invalid color inputs before copying a result.
Working with text
The word counter uses your browser’s word and sentence segmentation when available. Results can differ from other editors. Characters are Unicode code points; the field limit is 100,000 UTF-16 code units. A blank line separates paragraphs.
Case and whitespace actions edit the input. Use Undo to swap back to the state before the last tool edit. Your browser’s regular editing controls still work while you type. Download or copy your text before closing the page.
Files, text and privacy
Image processing and text analysis happen in your browser. The tool code does not upload working files or text, and it does not save a project on a server. Page requests still reach the hosting provider and can include technical information such as an IP address.
Closing or reloading a page discards the tool’s in-memory session. Your browser may retain form history or page state depending on its own settings. Downloads you choose to save remain on your device.
Read the privacy policy and cookies and storage notice for more detail.
If something goes wrong
For a file error, check the actual format rather than the filename extension. Use a smaller source image if your device is low on memory. An export can fail if the browser cannot allocate a canvas or encode the selected format.
For clipboard problems, copy the visible value manually. Some browser and permission settings block programmatic clipboard access. A network connection is not needed for copying text, but a secure page is normally required for the modern Clipboard API.
For further help, email support@lampif.com with the tool, browser, approximate file size and steps to reproduce the issue. Avoid sending private files or credentials.