All tools.
Every Unwrite tool, in one place.
Text.
Clean up prose, compress links, diff revisions, tidy HTML.
Unwrite GPT
Clean up AI-generated writing locally in your browser.
Unwrite Links
Compress long URLs into reversible tokens. No database, no tracking, preview before you open.
Compare Text
Side-by-side diff for two versions of text.
HTML Cleaner
Strip tags, inline styles, and Word or Google Docs cruft from pasted HTML.
Media.
PDFs, images, favicons, QR codes, audio. All in-browser.
Unwrite PDF Editor
Compress, merge, split, repair PDFs. Everything happens in the browser.
Unwrite Images
Compress, resize, and convert images. WebAssembly-powered, no uploads.
Favicon Generator
Create favicons for every platform. ICO, PNG, SVG, and manifest output.
QR Code Generator
Branded QR codes with custom colours, gradients, and logos. SVG or PNG.
Unzip/Unrar
Open RAR, ZIP, 7z, tar, and gz archives in your browser. Password-protected archives supported.
Audio Mixer
Layer WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, FLAC, and Opus tracks on a multitrack timeline. Trim, loop, change tempo, apply EQ and effects, and export.
Social Share Preview
Preview how any URL appears on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, iMessage, Pinterest, Google and more. Edit any meta field live.
AI.
Run language models locally, or connect to your own server.
Shopify apps.
Purpose-built for international merchants.
Unwrite Make and Unwrite Voice
You sign in for these two, and that's a code we email you rather than a password to remember. Try either one before you pay anything.
Unwrite Make
Unwrite Make is a 3D modelling and CAD tool where an agent does the modelling, and it designs the part rather than generating it.
You don't have to be a CAD hand to use it. Say what you need in plain words, or photograph the thing that broke, and what comes back is a part you can spin round on screen, print, or open in the CAD program you already run.
From a photograph
“this but a foot for it”A push-in foot for the open end of a square chair leg.
Unwrite Voice
Unwrite Voice writes in your voice, from a short brief or from text you paste.
Paste in a few things you've already written and it works out how you actually write, then holds to it. Give it a brief and you'll get a fresh draft, or hand it something that needs fixing and you'll get that back reading like you wrote it.