No website to find, no upload bar, no "sign up to download". Drag the file onto KhartTool, hold
⇧ Shift to change the format or Ctrl for tools,
and the new file appears right next to the original.
Share photos without sharing where you live
The annoyance
Every phone photo quietly stores the exact spot it was taken, plus your phone model and the time. Post a picture of your new couch on a marketplace and you may have just posted your home address.
The fix
Drag the photos (or the whole folder) onto KhartTool, hold Ctrl, release on Metadata. Or pick the Privacy Cleaner preset once and every drop is cleaned.
What you get
Clean copies that look identical but carry no location or camera details — made on your PC, never uploaded anywhere.
IMG_2041.jpg · GPS, phone model
IMG_2041.jpg · nothing hidden
When the email bounces: "attachment too large"
The annoyance
You scanned a contract with your phone. Now it's eight photos, 40 MB, and the only "free" fix is a website that wants you to upload a signed contract to a stranger's server.
The fix
Drop the photos → Ctrl → Images to PDF. Then drop the PDF → Compress PDF.
What you get
One tidy PDF small enough to send — and the document never left your desk.
Your shop is slow because the photos are huge
The annoyance
The supplier sent 15 MB product shots. Pages crawl on phones, and shrinking 200 images one by one is an afternoon you don't have.
The fix
Choose the Web Optimizer preset and drop the whole folder. It resizes, strips hidden data and saves web-ready WebP.
What you get
The whole catalogue in one drop (up to 5,000 files) instead of 200 trips through an online resizer.
Grab the audio, make a GIF, cut the boring bit
The annoyance
You want the sound from a voice memo video, or a short GIF for a chat. Video editors take ages to open; online converters add a watermark.
The fix
Drop the clip → ⇧ Shift → Extract MP3 or GIF. Need to trim, mute or speed it up? Ctrl has those.
What you get
The clip you wanted, no watermark, without opening a single editor.
Hide the name in the screenshot before you post it
The annoyance
A screenshot for a bug report or a group chat shows an email, an order number or a face. Opening Paint to scribble over it looks messy and takes too long.
The fix
Drop the screenshot → Ctrl → Blur, Redact or Crop.
What you get
Share it with confidence — in seconds, not a trip through an image editor.
"Can you send it as a PDF?" — done before they finish asking
The annoyance
The school portal only takes PDF. The client sent a spreadsheet as CSV but the tool needs JSON. Your notes are in Markdown and your teacher wants Word.
The fix
Drop the file → ⇧ Shift → pick PDF, DOCX, TXT, CSV, JSON or Markdown.
What you get
The right format in one move — no ad-filled converter, no copy-pasting between apps.
The client can't open your camera files
The annoyance
You shot RAW or exported TIFF. The client double-clicks and gets "can't open this file". Re-exporting everything means firing up your heavy editing software again.
The fix
Drop the folder → ⇧ Shift → JPG. Add Privacy Cleaner so your camera's serial number and the venue's location stay behind.
What you get
A gallery anyone can open, delivered the same evening.
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