About Pediaa Tools

Independent browser tools for everyday images, text files, and calculations, with practical explanations of their limits.

Updated September 5, 2026

Finish the small jobs

A form needs a smaller photo. An application will not accept WebP. A spreadsheet needs JSON, or a list needs duplicates removed. Pediaa Tools brings these everyday tasks into one place: choose a focused tool, inspect the result, and save it.

The current collection includes image compression, resizing, cropping, four image conversion directions, CSV and JSON conversion, text cleanup, and practical calculators. Each page explains its inputs, examples, and limitations. Unsupported file types and ambiguous data return errors instead of pretending the conversion succeeded.

Who publishes this site

Pediaa Tools at pediaa.app is an independent project published by timesrunaway. This is the publisher’s online name, not a professional qualification. We are not affiliated with Pediaa.com, iLoveIMG, or any other tool publisher.

Your files stay in the browser

Image and text processing takes place on your device using local browser APIs. Our application does not upload your input files to a server or require an account. Downloaded files are saved using your browser. Website hosting still involves ordinary network requests and may retain access logs, as described in our privacy policy.

Images have file-size, pixel, and batch limits to keep processing manageable. Some exports can be larger than the original. JPEG may lose detail, and transparency needs a background when exported to JPG. The result panel reports the actual size so you can decide whether it fits your task.

How the explanations are made

Our help pages and supporting guides use AI-assisted drafting and code generation. They include worked examples and links to primary documentation. Sources do not endorse our interpretation, and we do not claim independent expert certification. The editorial policy explains attribution and corrections.

We publish a page for a useful task, not for every spelling, file-size target, or keyword variation. Tool quality and clear limits matter more than the number of pages.

Help improve a tool

Report a problem through Contact & corrections. Include the tool URL, browser, steps, and a non-sensitive example. Never send confidential files to reproduce a bug.