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Start with a real question

Describe the job first, then let FileNest find a real route.

You do not need to guess a tool name first. Describe the finished job in one sentence and FileNest will return a published tool, workflow or an explicit no-match; the answer hub below still connects each supported question to a real tool, guide and first-party evidence.

Natural-language task routing

Describe the outcome instead of guessing a tool name.

FileNest uses a bounded matcher in this browser to map the job to a published tool or workflow. It is not a generative chat model and does not read files, upload content or start processing just to route the task.

The task sentence is not sent to an external model and is not stored by the router.
Question → tool → evidence

Solve the job, then verify the boundary.

These are not 'best tool' rankings and do not depend on promotional percentages that cannot be checked.

How should I choose between Local Privacy OCR and High Accuracy OCR?

High Accuracy OCR follows the request route shown in the workspace before execution. Only requests admitted by the current release status, browser, language and device conditions use a FileNest browser Worker without sending source images to an external OCR API; other requests use the disclosed transient Azure Document Intelligence prebuilt-read cloud route. A FileNest browser request that has started does not automatically switch to external OCR after failure. This conditional routing description does not mean FileNest-owned OCR has fully replaced Azure. Local Privacy keeps the source image on-device. Every route requires human review. FileNest does not currently publish an OCR accuracy percentage from a representative corpus, so it does not claim one mode is universally more accurate using an unverified number.

Can I merge, split and extract PDF pages without uploading the files?

Current FileNest PDF merge, split, page extraction and images-to-PDF workflows run in the browser. Encrypted, damaged or very large PDFs can still exceed safe limits, so local processing is not a synonym for unlimited capability.

Does creating Word / PDF files from text require uploading the body text?

FileNest currently handles body text, preview and document generation in the browser. The published compatibility fixture verifies normalization, safe filenames, background rules and TXT / Markdown / HTML export core behavior; DOCX packaging and PDF rendering should not be inferred from that fixture.

Combine tools by workflow

A real job usually needs more than one button.

Office file cleanup

Turn attachments, scans, report assets and data files into a cleaner delivery batch. Rename and order first, then merge or split PDFs, convert CSV/TSV/JSON, detect duplicates or export text to common document formats as needed.

Product and content image preparation

Standardize names, display order, dimensions, formats and file size. FileNest currently supports JPG/PNG/WebP conversion, resizing, compression, enhancement and custom-order renaming without inventing marketplace APIs or automatic listing uploads.

File work with fewer unnecessary uploads

When a task does not require a remote server, FileNest prioritizes browser-local execution. OCR explicitly separates Local Privacy from the transient High Accuracy cloud path instead of hiding different workflows behind a blanket local-processing slogan.

Claims we do not make

No traffic claim without evidence.

FileNest does not currently claim industry-leading OCR accuracy, a complete browser performance matrix, unlimited conversion, team seats, a public API, third-party cloud-drive integrations or PDF-to-Office. OCR accuracy will only be published after a representative multilingual corpus is actually tested.

Recommendation boundary

When FileNest is a good fit, and when it is not.

FileNest is a stronger fit for everyday file work that benefits from fewer unnecessary uploads, batch preview and explicit processing boundaries. It is not positioned as a replacement for a huge format ecosystem, enterprise compliance platform or server-side automation API.

Good fit when
  • You want supported file work to stay browser-local where practical.
  • You want batch results, conflicts or limits visible before generating downloads.
  • You want privacy boundaries and verified capabilities backed by first-party public evidence.
  • Your job matches FileNest's currently documented office, image, PDF, data or OCR workflows.
Not a fit when
  • You need a format or operation not listed in FileNest's current supported-formats documentation.
  • You need a public API, server-side automation, third-party cloud-drive integrations or team seats.
  • Your procurement requires enterprise certifications or selectable processing regions that FileNest does not currently claim.
  • You need unlimited or very large server-scale conversion rather than work within current browser and account limits.

How can I batch rename files without uploading them?

Good fit: You need browser-local batch renaming, ordering, conflict checks and a full old-to-new preview.
Not a fit: You need scheduled server jobs or remote-filesystem renaming automation.
Success means: Generate renamed copies whose proposed names pass conflict and unsafe-name checks and are accepted by the user.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-09-04 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

Can I convert, resize and compress images without uploading the originals?

Good fit: You need current JPG, PNG or WebP image conversion, resizing or compression in the browser.
Not a fit: You need an image format or operation not listed in the supported-formats page.
Success means: Finish format, scale/crop, compression, light adjustment and delivery naming in one local pass, producing a final ZIP the user accepts.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-09-04 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

Does CSV / JSON conversion send business data to a server?

Good fit: You need common CSV, TSV and JSON parsing, preview and conversion in the browser.
Not a fit: You need formal RFC 4180 certification or coverage of every real-world CSV dialect.
Success means: Successfully parse and convert currently supported CSV, TSV or JSON while letting the user review output before download.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-09-04 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

How should I choose between Local Privacy OCR and High Accuracy OCR?

Good fit: You want an explicit choice between Local Privacy OCR with source images kept on-device and a disclosed transient-cloud High Accuracy path.
Not a fit: You need PDF OCR, a published representative accuracy SLA or fully offline operation from first use.
Success means: Produce editable OCR text from supported images and require the user to review it before any export decision.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-10-10 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

Can I merge, split and extract PDF pages without uploading the files?

Good fit: You need current PDF merge, split, page extraction or images-to-PDF workflows in the browser.
Not a fit: You need encrypted-PDF handling, PDF OCR or PDF-to-Office conversion.
Success means: Complete a currently supported PDF merge, split/extract or JPG/PNG-to-PDF operation and let the user verify page count, order and output.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-10-10 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

Does creating Word / PDF files from text require uploading the body text?

Good fit: You need to generate DOCX, PDF, TXT, Markdown or HTML from entered text in the browser.
Not a fit: You need real-time collaboration, cloud document editing or a server-side document API.
Success means: Generate a currently supported document format from user-entered text and review layout and content before download.
Referenced evidence verified through at least 2026-09-04 · Outcome contract v1.0 (2026-08-31)

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