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The Quick Web Tool Kit (QWTK) is a comprehensive online tool kit that provides different tools in file conversion, compression, data scraping and encoding/decoding.
Quick Web Tool Kit is a tool that has several conversion tools that can convert images, documents, videos, and more so that they can be changed between different file formats.
The Color Extractor tool is a simple and effective tool for extracting the most recurrent colors from images, which will allow you to define particular color ranges. They can save quite a lot of time in the designing process as you can quickly and easily get color references, which in turn can improve the visual aspect of the project.
The Area Converter tool is used to convert the area measurements from one unit to another, for example, square meters, square feet and acre, among others.
The Base64 Converter tool converts text or binary data into Base64 format, which is useful for embedding data in URLs and performing Base64 decoding.
Indeed, the Image Compressor tool optimizes the file size of the images without losing the picture quality, helping to improve website loading times and overall performance.
Number Base Converter is a calculator that can transform numbers from one base to another, be it binary, octal, decimal, or hexadecimal; it is beneficial for programmers and mathematicians.
The Temperature Converter tool is a handy tool that will help you convert temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit, Kelvin, and vice versa and is great for preparing for travel, doing scientific research and work, or when experiencing a sudden change in the temperature.
Quick Web Tool Kit uses the latest security technologies like encryption algorithms during file conversion and processing phases to ensure that the privacy and security of the user files is not compromised.
Explore our suite of converters, scrapers, compressors, and Base64 tools – all at your fingertips, all free, and incredibly user-friendly
