musekit · Product Hunt

Free AI Tools Free browser tools for everyday tasks, no login

u/Key_Caramel_5578 · Reddit

Built a free PDF toolkit solo (with AI help) — need feedback on the in-browser text editor before I keep pushing on it Been heads-down on this for a while: thepdftool.in Standard PDF stuff : merge, split, compress, convert, OCR — but most of the conversion tools run entirely client-side (WASM), so files never leave your browser for those. Built solo, leaned on AI tools for a good chunk of the code and debugging. The feature I care most about right now is an inline text editor :— click i

pagalannu01 · HN

PDFly – 56 free PDF tools that run in the browser

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u/Careful-Memory7518 · Reddit

I built an all-in-one PDF tool - merge, split, chat with AI and PDF to video I was tired of paying for 5 different tools just to handle PDFs. So I built PDF Pal - all in one place, no install: ✓ Merge PDFs ✓ Split / extract pages ✓ Extract text in seconds ✓ Chat with AI about your document ✓ PDF to Video Try 3 days for $2, then $9/month. Cancel anytime. Link: https://pdf-pal-ai-video.lovable.app/?lang=en Looking for honest feedback - what would you add? submitted by

u/Successful_Respond31 · Reddit

My first "vibe coding" experiment: I built a 100% free, client-side PDF engine with zero backend uploads Hey Reddit, I’ve been watching the "vibe coding" trend and decided to run an experiment: building a complete, production-ready web utility entirely through prompt-based AI coding. The result is PDFEngine ( https://pdfengine-neon.vercel.app ). I got tired of online PDF converters that force you to create an account, cap you at 2 files per day behind a paywall, or upload your sensiti

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u/huuughmangasorr · Reddit

I built a tool that gives your photos a movie color grade (no AI generation) I kept seeing photo tools that "cinematic-ify" images by running them through AI and spitting out something that's basically a different picture. I wanted the opposite: keep my actual photo, just make it feel like a frame from a film. So I built CinematicPhoto — a browser tool where you upload a photo, pick a movie look, and get a graded version back. Your original stays intact; it's color grading and effects d

@MitanshDevNew · X

just shipped DataDrop — extract data from messy PDFs without uploading anywhere. everything runs in your browser. free to try, $10/mo for unlimited. #BuildInPublic