🔬 Digital Forensics
Browser-based tools for opening digital files up and inspecting what is actually there: pixels, metadata, document packages, media containers, font tables, executable structures, raw bytes, and more.
These tools are client-side only. Files are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to this site.
Forensics Tools
Inspect structure, metadata, contents, hashes, and low-level details without altering the source file.
Pixel Forensics
Inspect image metadata, EXIF, pixels, channels, chunks, hashes, strings, structure, and raw bytes.
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File Forensics
Take apart Office documents, PDFs, archives, structured files, embedded content, relationships, and arbitrary binary data.
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Media Forensics
Examine audio and video containers, streams, metadata, structural chunks, waveforms, spectra, frames, strings, and bytes.
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Font Forensics
Examine fonts as data: tables, names, mappings, metrics, glyphs, OpenType layout, variation data, hinting, fingerprints, and bytes.
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Binary Forensics
Statically inspect PE, ELF, Mach-O, WebAssembly, executable headers, sections, imports, exports, strings, entropy, and raw bytes.
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Experimental Tools
Controlled mutation tools for deliberately changing digital objects, previewing the result, and measuring what moved.
Pixel Fucker
Apply deterministic RGB mutations to raster images, compare the altered pixels, and export the result and recipe.
Fuck with some pixels →
Font Fucker
Procedurally mutate TrueType outlines, spacing, metrics, and related font data while attempting to preserve a usable font.
Fuck with a font →