Submit-Ready File Kit
Prepare files for email, resume, portfolio, messenger, or upload submission. Compress images, clean names, bundle files, and export a local ZIP.
Drop files to prepare
Images are recompressed locally. PDFs and other files are bundled with safe file names.
This tool loads JSZip and pdf-lib from a CDN, then processes files in this browser tab. It does not upload selected files by itself.
Ready bundle
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What this tool does
- Sanitizes messy filenames by renaming them using standard, URL-friendly conventions (converting characters, normalizing, and prefixing with sequential numbers).
- Re-encodes and compresses images (JPEG/PNG/WebP) locally to specific target dimensions and quality bounds.
- Strips EXIF camera metadata and location markers during re-encoding.
- Compiles images and documents into a clean ZIP bundle accompanied by an auto-generated audit manifest file.
Best for
Job applicants, students, freelancers, and administrative staff who need to package resumes, portfolios, product screenshots, or documents neatly before emailing them or uploading them to application portals.
Privacy Notes & Verified Badges
All file name cleaning, image processing, and ZIP compilation occur locally. No content is uploaded.
Example Workflow
- Drag and drop your files or select them using the browser.
- Select your submission preset purpose and specify quality/width constraints.
- Click Prepare ZIP to build your clean pack.
- Review file output lists and click Download ZIP.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does this tool upload my files to your servers?
No. The file re-encoding, name sanitization, and ZIP archiving are conducted in browser memory via HTML5 canvas and JSZip libraries.
How does the filename cleaner work?
It converts characters to lowercase, replaces spaces and special characters with hyphens, strips non-alphanumeric marks, and adds a sequential prefix (like 01-, 02-) to keep files organized in the recipient's view.
Will it combine my images into a single PDF?
Yes. In addition to individual compressed files, the tool automatically compiles all input images into a combined PDF called combined-images.pdf inside the ZIP.
Can I run this tool offline?
The tool requires an active internet connection on first load to fetch JSZip and PDF-Lib libraries from an optimized CDN. Once loaded, all file operations can be completed fully offline.