tools.j11y.io
small self-contained web toys by James Padolsey
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Pen
draws what you meant, not what your mouse did. Trackpad scrawl in; de-jittered, Bézier-fitted calligraphy out.
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Sign
sign a PDF without surrendering it. Drawn with Pen's fountain nib, embedded as true vector ink — the document never leaves your browser.
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Sheaf
one PDF out of whatever you drop in — PDFs, photos, scans, a zip of all three. Reorder, rotate, squeeze, download; the pages never leave your browser.
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Unheic
frees your photos from .heic — the format iPhones love and nothing else opens. Drop a pile in, plain JPEGs fall out; nothing is uploaded, because there is nothing to upload to.
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After Me
a patient singing examiner. It sings a short phrase; you sing it back; it marks the notes you hit, the intervals between them, and when you sang them.
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Fortissimo
a notepad that knows how hard you typed — every glyph sized by the violence of its keystroke, heard through the mic or felt through the accelerometer.
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Glide
handwrite in the air. Your webcam watches your fingertip — pinch to ink, release to travel — and the scrawl lands on the page through a fountain nib. Hand tracking runs entirely in the page.
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One
not a tool at all: an installation. A face assembled from characters holds itself together long enough to say one sentence out loud, then comes apart. It would like you to hold still.