Multiple Conversion Formats
Convert audio files such as M4A, MP3, and WAV; video files such as MP4, WEBM, and MOV; and images such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP into formats suited to your needs.
Frequently used categories are listed first, with concise card descriptions.
Save all GIF frames as PNG files in a ZIP.
Reverse the order of frames along with their corresponding frame durations.
Change playback speed by adjusting frame display duration.
Set the number of GIF loops. Enter 0 to loop continuously.
Enter multiple time ranges in seconds or hours:minutes:seconds to keep or remove them. Example: 0-3, 5-8
Shift SRT and VTT subtitle timestamps. Negative values move subtitles earlier; positive values delay them.
Translate between Korean and English locally and save the translation alongside the original text.
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, and color warmth.
Conceals the specified screen area for the selected duration. Leave the end time blank to apply it until the end.
Apply synchronized video and audio fades at the beginning and end.
Select multiple photos and optionally one music track to create a 16:9 video. Photos play in the order selected.
Overlays and combines two videos in the selected order. Supports different formats and videos without audio.
Splits the video at points with significant visual changes and saves the segments as a ZIP file. Lower thresholds produce more segments.
Select a new background image or video after the green-screen video.
Saves frames sampled at regular intervals throughout the video as a single JPG image with timestamps.
Change the frame rate while preserving the video duration.
Positive values delay the audio, while negative values move it earlier. The video duration remains unchanged.
Crop a rectangular region from a video and save it as MP4.
Change the horizontal resolution while preserving the original aspect ratio.
Loop the video and audio together the specified number of times.
Reverse both the video and audio of a clip up to 120 seconds long.
Adjust the volume of the video's audio track.
Save as an MP4 with the audio track removed.
Select a video first, then an audio file. Choose to replace or mix the audio, or lower the music volume when speech is detected.
Select a video, then an image, and overlay the image at the specified position.
Display Korean text at the bottom center of the video.
Fills the selected rectangle by interpolating surrounding pixels. Traces may remain on complex backgrounds.
Reduce video shake by correcting small movements between frames.
Reverse the playback of audio files up to 120 seconds long.
Repeat and concatenate audio the specified number of times.
Adjust bass, midrange, and treble independently from -20 to 20dB.
Gradually increase or decrease volume at the beginning and end.
Mix two or more audio tracks so they play simultaneously.
Split a video into segments of the specified duration in seconds and save them as a ZIP.
Standardizes videos with different codecs, resolutions, or no audio, then merges them in the selected order.
Fit the video into a 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 canvas.
REGOLITH is more than a collection of links. It provides functional web tools that take you from entering data and running tasks to reviewing and saving results. Original files remain unchanged, with results created separately. Each tool page explains supported formats, usage steps, and how to review results before you begin.
Convert audio files such as M4A, MP3, and WAV; video files such as MP4, WEBM, and MOV; and images such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP into formats suited to your needs.
Instructions for selecting files, configuring options, running tools, and saving results are available on a separate guide page and within each tool.
Provides format characteristics, recommended uses, guidelines for verifying calculation results, and precautions for handling sensitive files.