FreeBrowser-basedNo installation

Free Online File & Media Tools

Test HLS streams, convert HEIC photos, and open legacy SWF files directly in your browser. Built for fast troubleshooting, privacy-conscious local processing, and clear technical guidance.

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M3U8 / HLS Player

Play an HLS URL and inspect stream type, levels, resolution, bitrate, codecs and playback errors.

Open HLS tester

HEIC → JPG

Convert iPhone HEIC images to JPG in your browser. The selected photo is not uploaded to this website.

Convert HEIC

SWF Player

Open a local SWF file with the Ruffle Flash emulator in modern browsers.

Open SWF

Why this site exists

Media formats often fail for reasons that are difficult to diagnose: expired HLS tokens, CORS restrictions, unsupported codecs, legacy Flash content, or image formats Windows cannot preview by default. These tools focus on a clear result and a useful explanation instead of hiding errors.

Privacy by design

HEIC and local SWF files are processed inside your browser. M3U8 playback necessarily requests the stream from the URL you provide; the remote stream host may receive normal browser network information when those requests are made.

Browser-based tools built for real troubleshooting

WebMediaBench focuses on media problems users actually need to solve: HLS playback failures, HEIC compatibility and legacy SWF files. The goal is not just to open a file, but to expose useful clues when something fails.

M3U8 / HLSPlayback + diagnostics

HEIC → JPGLocal conversion

SWFRuffle emulation

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Why diagnostics matter

A media URL can fail because of CORS, expired tokens, HTTP 403/404, mixed content, unsupported codecs or missing external assets. Useful tools should surface those clues instead of showing only “playback failed”.