Tools for images, video, audio and text

Small, focused tools you can use right here. Live tools run free in your browser and never upload your files. In Fuser, describe the tool you are missing in plain words and it builds itself.

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Color grade a video

Adjust one video’s exposure, contrast, saturation, temperature, tint, shadows, and highlights to produce a graded video.

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Split an image into two colors
Split an image into two colors

Turn one image into a two-color risograph result with selectable inks, adjustable thresholds, grain, and horizontal or vertical misregistration.

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Count and extract image objects
Count and extract image objects

Upload one image to detect and count separate objects, preview them, and receive metadata plus extracted object images.

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Remove a video background color

Upload a video with a colored background, choose a preset, and get a video with that background color removed.

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Create a video contact sheet
Create a video contact sheet

Add a video to create an image contact sheet, with controls for the number of frames and columns.

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Create a halftone image
Create a halftone image

Turn an image into a halftone result with adjustable dot size, angle, color mode, and inversion.

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Create a seamless video loop

Add one video and adjust the crossfade duration to produce a video with a smoother, more seamless loop transition.

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Join videos into one

Add two or more videos and get one combined video, with the output frame rate set by a slider.

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Datamosh a video

Upload a video and adjust glitch controls to create a datamoshed result with pixel distortion, streaks, and color bleed.

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Pixelate faces in an image
Pixelate faces in an image

Upload an image containing faces and receive a pixelated image with adjustable block size and face padding.

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Turn images into an animated GIF
Turn images into an animated GIF

Upload multiple images to create an animated GIF, then adjust frame duration and output size for the result.

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Add a color filter to video

Apply a selectable color filter to a video and adjust its strength to create a subtle filtered video result.

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Track blobs in video

Add a video and get a result with detection boxes over bright, dark, or moving blobs, plus optional labels and connecting lines.

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Add an image watermark to video

Add a transparent image watermark to a video, adjust its placement and appearance, and get a watermarked video.

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Scroll an image into video

Upload a tall or wide image and get a scrolling video with adjustable direction, duration, frame rate, easing, and aspect ratio.

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More tools

Loop or boomerang a video

Create a light trail video

Trim a video

Turn video into a point cloud

Create a styled QR code

Emboss an image with metal

Convert video to GIF

Add a Y2K VHS look

Convert WebM to MP4

Create an image contact sheet

Make a sticker sheet

Describe a video in text

Riso anaglyph effect

Create a before and after split

Describe an image

Create a flipbook video

Blur an image

Add lens distortion to images

Turn video into stop motion

Change an image's aspect ratio

Extract a frame from video

Extract a color palette

Resize video aspect ratio

Color balance an image

How tools work

Missing a step? Describe the tool you need and Fuser builds it. It runs live, so every change shows as you make it, and its result goes wherever your work goes next.

1. Describe what’s missing

Say what goes in, what comes out and which controls you want. If a look is easier to show than to explain, wire in a reference.

2. Watch it come alive

Fuser designs the controls, writes the tool and tests it. Live tools run in your browser, so the result changes while you drag.

3. Keep it. Run it on anything.

Every tool is saved to your library. Wire its result into a model, a recipe or another tool, on images, video, audio or text.

Tools, answered

A tool is a small app you describe in plain words. Fuser designs its controls, writes it and tests it, then hands you a working node with inputs, sliders, dropdowns and a result you can wire into the rest of your canvas.

Live tools run in your browser and update as you drag a control, for free, and your files are never uploaded. Cloud tools use an AI model to understand content, such as describing an image or finding objects, so they run on Fuser’s servers when you press Run and use credits shown on the button.

Yes. Live tools on these pages run right here in your browser. Open one in Fuser to keep it on your canvas, connect it to images, video or text from other nodes, and change it.

Yes. Add a Tool node, describe what it should do and which controls you want, and press Generate. You can also wire in a reference image or clip as inspiration. Building or editing a tool uses credits for the AI that writes it. Learn how to build a tool.

Describe the change, such as “add a switch to keep the original colors”, and Fuser rebuilds the tool in place. Every edit is saved as a new version in your Tools library, so the earlier one is still there.

Tools fit inside Recipes: a model generates an image, a Live tool adds the border and caption, and a Cloud tool writes the alt text. The whole process then runs as one step.