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WizlyTools is built around practical privacy, fast static pages, clear tool limitations, and honest processing notes. Most utilities run locally in your browser, while advanced document workflows that may need different processing paths are called out explicitly.
Most text, data, image, developer, and SEO tools run in your browser tab using Web APIs rather than uploading normal inputs for remote conversion.
Core tools can be used without sign-up, payment, or an email address, which reduces unnecessary personal data collection.
We encourage users not to paste secrets, private keys, customer data, or confidential documents into any online tool unless they have reviewed the tool behavior.
Some advanced PDF workflows can require server-side processing or fallbacks. Those pages should describe the processing path instead of implying every task is identical.
Utilities such as Base64, URL encoding, UUID generation, hashes, JSON formatting, regex testing, and text cleanup usually process input directly in the browser.
CSV, JSON, Excel, XML, YAML, Markdown, and validation workflows are designed for browser-side parsing and downloadable output whenever practical.
Many image conversions, resizing, compression, and format changes use browser canvas APIs. Canvas export may remove metadata, so keep originals when EXIF, color profiles, or GPS data matter.
Robots.txt, sitemap, metadata, keyword, and preview helpers generate draft output locally for review before publishing to your own site.
PDF conversion can be more complex than text or image processing. Some PDF-to-Word paths may use server-side pdf2docx processing or a fallback workflow when higher conversion capability is needed.
Server-side processing should not be used for documents you are not allowed to upload or process outside your controlled environment. Use sanitized samples when testing sensitive workflows.
Conversion quality varies by source file. Scanned pages, locked files, unusual fonts, layered designs, tables, and multi-column layouts often need manual review after output is generated.
We do not require an account to use the main tool library.
We do not ask for credit card information for free tools.
We do not intentionally store normal browser-side tool inputs or generated outputs.
We do not want users to submit passwords, private keys, production secrets, or confidential customer data into utility forms.
Browser-side tools read files into the browser session, process them with Web APIs, and generate a local download or copyable output. Closing the tab clears the active session state in normal browser behavior, but users should still be careful with shared devices, clipboard history, downloads folders, and screenshots.
WizlyTools is served over HTTPS and favors static pages for reliability and performance. Security is reviewed as part of normal development, but no public website can replace good handling practices for secrets, credentials, legal documents, or regulated data.
Metrics are based on recent production-build behavior. Exact bundle sizes change as tools are added, split, or optimized.
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Core Web Vitals measured from your browsing session where supported. LCP ≤ 2.5s, INP ≤ 200ms, CLS ≤ 0.1 are Google's “good” thresholds.
Core changes are verified with focused scripts, TypeScript, ESLint, and production builds before release.
Pages are statically generated where possible, and heavy processing libraries are isolated to the tools that need them.
Forms, controls, contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, and clear labels are treated as part of product quality.
Tool pages include canonical URLs, structured content, limitations, examples, FAQs, and sitemap coverage for better crawl understanding.
The page loads the UI and the processing code needed for that specific workflow.
Upload a file, paste text, or enter values. For local-first tools, the work happens inside your browser session.
Web APIs such as Canvas, FileReader, WebCrypto, TextEncoder, and downloadable Blob outputs handle many conversions on your device.
Check the output, copy it, or download it. Keep originals when metadata, formatting, or audit history matters.
If a tool is hard to use with keyboard navigation, a screen reader, mobile viewport, high zoom, or reduced-motion settings, please report it. Helpful reports include the page URL, browser, device, assistive technology if relevant, and what you expected to happen.
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