OmniTools

Collection of powerful web-based tools for everyday tasks (coding, manipulating images/videos, PDFs or crunching numbers...).

Steady · 64
64/100
Steady

Maintained, but at a slower pace than the leaders in its category.

Maintenance 25/40
Releases 11/25
Community 16/20
Momentum 12/15

Commit activity more than 63% of tracked projects; popularity more than 79%. How this is calculated.

Commits, last 11 months

2025-10: 24 commits 2025-11: 6 commits 2025-12: 17 commits 2026-01: 4 commits 2026-02: 22 commits 2026-03: 82 commits 2026-04: 118 commits 2026-05: 20 commits 2026-06: 7 commits 2026-07: 95 commits 2026-08: 95 commits
2025-10 490 total 2026-08
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Latest releasev0.6.0 · 2 Oct 2025
Repo updated25 Sept 2026
LicenceMIT
Built withDocker

Is OmniTools actively maintained?

OmniTools is under active development: 490 commits landed over the last 11 months, averaging roughly 66 commits a month in the most recent quarter.

The most recent tagged release, v0.6.0, is about 12 months old.

OmniTools ranks #26 of 77 in Miscellaneous, placing it mid-table for maintenance activity.

What OmniTools actually does

OmniTools provides a browser-based suite of utilities for handling common file and text manipulation tasks. It bundles functions for working with code, images, videos, documents and data sets into a single interface.

Best fit: It is well-suited for developers or system administrators who frequently need a quick, local utility to convert, edit, or format various file types without relying on external web services.

Worth knowing: The software is at an early release stage and bundles many distinct utilities into one codebase, which may increase the attack surface or contain edge-case bugs in individual tools.

Deployment notes

As a Docker-based web application, you will typically need to configure a reverse proxy for TLS termination and mount persistent volumes if any of the tools require local file storage.


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