Video Metadata Viewer - Online Check Codec, Bitrate & Size
Drop a video file and instantly see its container format, codec(s), resolution, duration, and bitrate. Browser‑based, no upload.
UD5 Toolkit
Upload an audio file and instantly see its length, bitrate, sample rate & more — no player needed.
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Supports MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC, M4A, Opus
Drop a video file and instantly see its container format, codec(s), resolution, duration, and bitrate. Browser‑based, no upload.
Enter number of eyelet pairs and lacing style to find the correct shoelace length in inches/cm. Never buy too short.
Play random Morse characters at configurable speed. Learn with Koch or Farnsworth method.
Hear a word spoken by browser TTS and type the spelling. Choose difficulty or paste your own list. Great for kids. Local only.
Calculate antenna element lengths for a given frequency (or vice versa). Supports 1/4 wave, 1/2 wave, dipole. Useful for ham radio. Local only.
Drop a WAV file and see its full header: sample rate, bit depth, channels, and chunk structure. Raw bytes explained.
Paste an SVG path and calculate its total length. Useful for stroke‑dasharray animations and drawing effects.
Load an audio file and see its spectrogram with frequency over time. Adjust resolution and color map. Discover hidden sounds.
Analyze a monophonic audio recording and convert the pitch into a MIDI file. Perfect for capturing musical ideas. Client-side.
Drop a PNG file and see all its chunks (IHDR, tEXt, etc.). Extract hidden text and color profiles. Pure JavaScript reader.
Change the sample rate of an audio file (e.g., 48kHz to 44.1kHz) without leaving the browser. Ideal for podcast prep.
Adjust an audio file's volume to a target loudness level (e.g., -14 LUFS). Prevent clipping. Works in the browser.
Shift the pitch of any audio clip by semitones without affecting playback speed. Perfect for music transposition. Local Web Audio.
Drop a PDF and see its embedded metadata: author, title, creation date, and more. No content is uploaded; pure browser PDF parsing.
Record audio directly from your microphone and download it as a WAV file. Perfect for quick notes. No upload, fully offline support.
Click buttons to play real animal sounds: lion roar, bird tweet, dolphin click. Studio recorded. No load.
Upload an audio clip and generate an animated GIF of its waveform dancing. Shareable sound snippet. Canvas magic.
Remove silent parts from an audio recording. Useful for podcasts and lectures. Set threshold and minimum silence duration.
Select a part of an audio file and trim it to the selection. Playback preview. Download the cropped audio. No upload.
Calculate the exact number of days, weeks, months, and workdays between two dates. Visual calendar highlights. Perfect for projects.
A 10‑band graphic equalizer applied to any audio file or mic input. Save presets. All processing via Web Audio API.
Simple phase cancellation tool: load a stereo track and attempt to remove center‑panned vocals. Not perfect, but fun to experiment.
For any latitude and date, calculate the exact daylight hours. See golden hour. Useful for gardening and travel.
Encode short audio clips into Base64 data URIs for direct embedding in HTML5 <audio> tags. No external files needed.
Browse a collection of common bird calls. Play short audio samples to identify birds you hear. Educational static data.
Visualize audio in real time from your microphone or uploaded audio file. See the waveform dance. Uses Web Audio API locally.
Translate text to Morse code with audio playback. Adjust speed and tone. An educational tool for amateur radio enthusiasts. Works offline.
Generate pure audio tones of specific frequencies (Hz). Adjust waveform type (sine, square, sawtooth). Ideal for audio testing and science experiments.
Enter text and generate the corresponding Morse code audio beeps. Adjust speed and tone. Great for learning and practicing CW. No download.
Convert audio files between popular formats like WAV, MP3, and OGG directly in the browser. No upload, fast encoding using WebAudio and ffmpeg wasm.