Local only — nothing is uploaded

Clean text, URLs, CSVs and images without opening Excel

IIX Toolbox is a small browser extension for the cleanups that interrupt real work: deduplicating lists, stripping tracking parameters, fixing merged cells before a store import, and resizing a batch of images. It runs entirely in your browser, requests no site access, and makes no network calls.

Add to Chrome — free Pro unlocks after review — see pricing

Free covers everyday files. Pro adds bulk mode, saved presets and CSV export, once, verified offline.

What it does, with real output

Every example below is the actual output of the shipped build, not a mockup.

Text cleaner

Paste a list, drop the duplicates, trim the spaces, sort it.

  Banana 
apple
Banana

  apple  
Cherry

Banana
apple

Cherry

URL cleaner

Strip utm_* and fbclid, keep the query string you actually need.

https://example.com/p?a=1&utm_source=x&fbclid=zz
https://B.com/?gclid=1&q=2

https://b.com/?q=2
https://example.com/p?a=1

CSV → JSON

Quoted commas and escaped quotes survive; optional header row.

name,price
"Hoodie, black","1,299.00"
Cap,20

[{"name":"Hoodie, black","price":"1,299.00"},{"name":"Cap","price":"20"}]

Merged cells

A supplier table with rowspan becomes complete rows.

Color,Size
Red,M
,S
Blue,L

Color,Size
Red,M
Red,S
Blue,L

Image resize

Paste an image, pick a width, download PNGs. Batch friendly.

screenshot-4k.png  →  1200px

screenshot-4k-1200.png

License

One key, verified inside your browser. No activation server.

IIX-AB12-CD34-K7M2

PRO active

Free vs Pro

Capability	Free	Pro ($19 once)
Text: dedupe, trim, sort	yes	yes
URL: strip tracking parameters	yes	yes
CSV → JSON	yes	yes
Merged-cell expansion	yes	yes
Bulk mode (more than 1,000 rows at once)	—	yes
Batch image resize (whole selection)	—	yes
Export the cleaned table as CSV	—	yes

Why local processing matters

Supplier lists, customer exports and tracking URLs often contain account data. Any tool that uploads them creates a data-protection question you have to answer later. This extension requests no host permissions: it cannot read the pages you visit, and it has no server to send anything to.

Questions

Does it work on Windows, macOS and Linux?

Yes. It is a Manifest V3 extension for Chrome and Chromium browsers (Edge, Brave, Arc).

What do I need for the image tool?

Nothing. Images are decoded and resized in the browser; resized PNGs go straight to your Downloads folder.

What happens if I reinstall?

Paste your key again. The check happens inside the browser, so there is nothing to reactivate on a server.