Rusadix Tools
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Rusadix Tools: useful tools. No unnecessary complexity.

Convert images, generate passwords, inspect metadata and solve everyday tasks without creating an account. Many tools process content directly on your device, and each page clearly explains what information is sent and what is not.

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Convert image

Convert between JPG, PNG and WebP directly in the browser.

JPG · PNG · WebP → ✳

Generate password

Create a random password or a random-word combination in seconds.

Open generator → New▰

Pixelate an image

Hide faces, licence plates, text or other areas with pixelation, a block or blur.

Pixelate and hide → IP

What is my IP

Check the public IP a website receives and a few basic network details.

Show my IP → New⌁

Remove metadata

Create a copy without EXIF, GPS, XMP and other known metadata.

EXIF · GPS · XMP → New▤

Hide data in a PDF

Cover, pixelate or blur data and create a new PDF copy on your device.

PDF · privacy →

Built to do one thing well

No accounts, no unnecessary dashboards, and no steps that add no value.

1. ChooseSelect a file or enter the data you want to process.
2. ProcessThe tool does the work on your device when the page says so.
3. FinishCopy the result or save the new copy without creating an account.
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Guides

Short, well-sourced explanations to better understand each tool.

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Illustration of a photo with metadata fieldsImages

What photo metadata is

EXIF, GPS, software, dates and other data that can travel inside a file.

Read guide → Illustration of a web address with tracking parametersLinks

What UTM, fbclid and gclid are

Which parameters are used for attribution and tracking and which ones a URL can remove.

Read guide → Illustration of a browser window with technical signalsBrowser

What information your browser can expose

Screen, language, time zone, WebGL and other signals available to a website.

Read guide → Illustration of a long password and a padlockPasswords

How to create a secure password without making it complicated

Length, random words, password managers and habits that reduce the most common mistakes.

Read guide → Illustration of a file and its hash valueFiles

SHA-256 and SHA-512: how to check a file

What a hash proves, when to compare it and why a match is not the same as trust.

Read guide → Illustration of an image with a face and hidden dataImages

How to hide sensitive data before sharing an image

Opaque blocks, blur, metadata and a final review so you do not publish more information than necessary.

Read guide → Illustration of a picture and a digital provenance symbolImages · AI

AI metadata: C2PA, Content Credentials and what can be removed

What provenance information can travel inside an image and why removing metadata is not the same as removing every possible signal.

Read guide → Illustration of a world map and approximate network locationNetwork

What your public IP can reveal — and what it cannot

Provider, ASN, approximate location and the real limits of IP geolocation.

Read guide → Illustration of three connected image formatsImages

JPG, PNG or WebP: which format to choose

When each format makes sense, what happens to transparency and what conversion cannot restore.

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