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Free browser-based tools for filling government and exam forms — clean up signature photos, resize images to a target file size, write a name or date on a photo, and lay out documents on an A4 sheet. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
Finally something that actually does this without trying to sell me a subscription or upload my passport photo to some sketchy cloud. The signature cleanup tool alone saved me a solid twenty minutes of fighting with MS Paint.
The signature cleanup actually worked way better than I expected for a free tool. Love that everything runs locally too, no uploading passport photos to some random server.
Ran my signature photo through the resizer and it hit the exact KB limit on the first try, which has been a pain point for me on government forms forever. The whole thing working locally without uploading is a nice touch too.
The browser-only approach is really reassuring for handling sensitive ID photos, and the A4 layout tool saved me from fiddling with print settings for my exam application. Clean and no nonsense.
the all in the browser thing is honestly the best part, i was a bit nervous about uploading my signature photo but it never leaves your computer. the resize to file size tool saved me when i needed a passport pic under 50kb.
About ExamKit on Product Hunt
“Free browser tools to get exam forms ready”
ExamKit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #127 on the daily leaderboard. Free browser-based tools for filling government and exam forms — clean up signature photos, resize images to a target file size, write a name or date on a photo, and lay out documents on an A4 sheet. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
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Harsh Mishra
Finally something that actually does this without trying to sell me a subscription or upload my passport photo to some sketchy cloud. The signature cleanup tool alone saved me a solid twenty minutes of fighting with MS Paint.