xfiles is a collection of file tools that run in the browser. The site lists 174 tools across PDF, image, file and audio categories, and states that files are processed on the user's device rather than uploaded. Examples include merging PDFs, splitting PDFs, compressing and resizing images, converting text to speech, and creating a ZIP archive from several files.
The PDF tools cover a wide range of tasks, from rotating, reordering and removing pages to adding page numbers, watermarks and passwords, redacting content, and inspecting a file's structure and metadata. The image tools include compression, resizing, cropping, format conversion, background removal, filters, favicon generation and GIF creation. The file tools include a ZIP extractor, hashing and checksum calculation, file encryption and a hex viewer.
The site is aimed at people who need quick file tasks without installing software or creating an account. Its stated benefits are that no account is needed and that no watermarks are added to output. Documents, photos and audio recordings can be handled in one place.
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