Everything that ships on norito, in order. New tools, new languages, redesigns, and fixes.
Every category dropdown — PDF, Images, Developer, Text, Utilities, SEO, Design, and GIF — now opens as a single full-width panel matching the page's content width, with every tool shown as a uniform card: icon, title, short description.
Added a skip-to-content link and screen-reader announcements when a tool finishes or errors, running progress on slow operations like PDF compression, clipboard paste on 8 more image tools, and undo for removed GIF frames.
GIF Maker, Video to GIF, GIF Compressor, GIF Resizer, GIF Splitter, and Add Text to GIF, all running in the browser. Real per-frame thumbnails with editable delays, genuine gifsicle-powered compression instead of a re-encode, and a cancel button for long conversions.
Added a small set of ad placements across tool pages. norito stays free with no accounts and no paywalls — ads are what covers hosting.
SVG optimizer, SVG-to-React, gitignore generator, JSON schema generator, user-agent and URL parsers, CSS specificity and variable tools (Developer); CSS clamp, easing, filter, pattern, blob, noise, and Tailwind shadow generators (Design); HEIC and AVIF converters, screenshot annotator, dimension inspector, social image cropper (Images); markdown table tools and an invisible character detector (Text); canonical tag and hreflang generators (SEO); and Compare PDFs. All translated into the site's six other languages.
The full source is now public on GitHub under the MIT license. Also fixed a handful of missing keyboard and screen-reader labels.
Refined the new look further — cards, motion, footer — added a Terms of Service page and side-by-side tool comparison pages, and tightened up search-engine metadata across the site.
A cleaner, faster homepage: search is now the primary way in (press ⌘K anywhere), tool listings moved to a dedicated All tools page, and the whole site got richer cards, better typography, and this changelog.
The full PDF suite is now available in Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Russian, and Japanese. The SEO and Design suites followed in five of those languages, with the rest on the way.
norito now speaks six languages: Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Russian, and Japanese, with a language switcher on every translated page.
Core Web Vitals pass: faster first paint, no layout shift, async font loading. norito is now a Progressive Web App: install it and most tools keep working offline. Also new: 8 more tools, comparison pages, and a how it works page explaining the browser-only architecture.
SEO and Design join the lineup: meta tags, sitemaps, UTM builder, gradients, shadows, favicons, contrast checking, and more. Category hub pages for every group.
Eleven PDF tools in one day: merge, split, rotate, convert both ways, reorder pages, page numbers, watermarks, text extraction, compression, and signing. All client-side, powered by pdf-lib and pdf.js.
Site-wide dark mode, command-palette search from any page, FAQ schema, and a rebuilt image compressor with true indexed-color PNG encoding (82–91% smaller on real photos).
norito launches: a small collection of browser-only utilities. Test file generator, image compressor, placeholder generator, and friends. No uploads, no accounts, no nonsense.