Every file tool.
Nothing uploaded.
96 tools for video, audio, PDF and images — all running inside your browser. No account, no size limit, no watermark, no daily cap.
PDF Tools
29 Split, merge, convert, sign and secure PDFs without uploading them.Image Tools
15 Compress, convert, resize and clean up images at full quality.Video Tools
20 Trim, crop, merge and convert video with no size cap and no watermark.Audio Tools
14 Cut, join, tune and clean audio with a real waveform editor.Converters & Utilities
18 Format converters, archive tools and everyday developer utilities.Why nothing gets uploaded
Almost every online file tool works the same way: you upload your document to a server you know nothing about, it gets processed there, and you download the result. The company promises to delete it afterwards — usually within an hour or a day — and you have no way to check.
Filery does not work that way. Every tool here runs as WebAssembly inside your own browser tab, using the same underlying libraries that desktop software uses. Your file is read from disk into your browser's memory, processed by your own processor, and written back out. It is never transmitted anywhere.
You do not have to take that on faith. Open your browser's developer tools, switch to the Network tab, and use any tool on this site. You will see the page load, and then nothing — no upload, no request carrying your data. That is a claim you can verify in about ten seconds, and it is not one any server-based competitor can make.
What this changes
No upload wait
A 2 GB video starts processing the instant you drop it. There is no transfer, no queue, and no low-priority tier for free users.
Genuinely private
Contracts, medical scans, unreleased work, personal photos with GPS data — none of it goes anywhere. Verifiable, not promised.
No limits to ration
Server-based tools cap free use because each conversion costs them money. Ours costs nothing, so there is nothing to ration.
Works offline
Install it once and the tools keep working on a plane, on a train, or behind a corporate firewall.