Each of these is a job rather than a tool: the document you have, the thing you need out of it, and the two or three tools that get you there in the order they have to run in. Open one and the instruction is already written. Nothing runs until you have read the plan.
Every job runs on this device. No upload, no account, no queue.
The plan is shown before anything happens, with each tool named.
Edit the instruction. It is a sentence, not a fixed macro.
What is the difference between a job and a tool?
A tool does one thing to a document. A job is what you actually have in front of you, and it usually takes two or three tools in a particular order. Each page here names the job, writes the instruction for you, and shows the plan with every tool named before anything runs.
Can I change the instruction once it opens?
Yes. What arrives is a sentence rather than a fixed macro, so you can edit the words, or remove a step from the plan, before you run it.
Do these jobs cost anything?
9 of the tools are free, so a job built only out of those runs for nothing. Reading the plan is free whatever is in it: type the sentence and the numbered steps are drawn, each naming its inputs, its settings and why it is there. A step that needs Pro says so on the step, before you start rather than after.
Where does the work happen?
On this device, in your browser. No upload, no account and no queue, whichever job you pick.
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