Practical tools for everyday media work

Work with images, video, and audio in one browser tab

Compress and convert files, trim audio, edit images, or extract embedded subtitles and sound tracks. Each tool explains its supported formats and limits before you upload.

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  • 12 practical tools
  • Privacy-aware processing
  • Clear upload-to-download steps

Start with a common task

Go straight to the job

You do not need to learn a full editor first. Open the page for the step you need.

Browse by media type

A focused set for each media type

About Apex Media Toolbox

What this site is for

Apex Media Toolbox brings common image, video, and audio tasks together: resize or convert an image, compress a clip, trim a recording, add a watermark, or extract an existing subtitle or audio track.

All 12 tools process media in your browser. Canvas handles image tasks, and FFmpeg WebAssembly powers supported audio and video workflows. Files stay on your device; available formats and performance depend on your browser and hardware. Each page explains its formats and limits.

Start with the problem

Choose a category by the job

A simple sequence

How the workflow works

  1. Choose the right tool

    Start from the category list and pick the page that matches your file type and desired output.

  2. Upload and configure

    Add files, review supported formats, and adjust only the settings relevant to your task.

  3. Process and download

    Run the job, inspect the result summary, and download a single output or the batch archive.

Pick a task

All media tools

Each tool has its own supported formats, file limits, and processing notes.

Before you start

Common questions

What can I do with Apex?

You can compress images, convert media formats, trim audio, extract subtitles, remove simple backgrounds, add watermarks, and handle several batch media tasks from one site.

Do I need to register before using the tools?

No. The tools can be used without creating an account.

Do all tools upload files to the server?

All media tools process files in your browser. Image tasks use Canvas or browser FFmpeg where needed; audio and video tasks use FFmpeg WebAssembly. Files are not uploaded to a media server, and there is no automatic server-side fallback.

Where can I find site policies and support contact?

Use the About, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Contact links in the header or footer on the main site pages.