Learn ReFile in an afternoon.

Sign in with Google, then on the dashboard, drag any file anywhere on the page. Type what you want in plain English and hit ↵ (or press the up-arrow button).

ReFile picks the right tool ( ffmpeg, magick, qpdf, tesseract, pandoc… ), writes a one-line shell command, runs it in a sandbox, and hands you the output file.

Tip: you can attach multiple files. ReFile sees all of them.

Every response has three parts:

• What this does — a one-sentence summary in plain language.
• Command — the exact shell command that ran. Copy it, audit it, paste it into your own terminal.
• Inputs / Outputs — the files involved, with download links on the outputs.

If something fails, you'll see the sandbox logs collapsed under the response — expand them for the raw stderr.

Click the download icon next to any output file. Files are served straight from our encrypted storage — no extra hop.

Heads up: outputs and uploads are deleted automatically after 24 hours. Re-run the chat to regenerate.

The more concrete you are, the closer the first answer is to what you want. Compare:

Useful hints: target size, resolution, codec, bitrate, frame rate, color space, output format.

Drop them all in one go. Reference them by what they are, not by filename — "merge these PDFs in order", "watermark every image in the bottom-right", "extract audio from each video".

ReFile passes every file path to the command, so things like *.jpg patterns work naturally.

You don't have to — ReFile picks one. But if you know what you want, say it: "use ffmpeg, not magick", "compress with Ghostscript at /screen preset", "use libwebp's lossy mode".

Tool hints take priority over auto-selection.

Tap the microphone icon to record. Set the language to your spoken language for the cleanest transcription. Today we support:

English, हिन्दी, தமிழ், తెలుగు, ಕನ್ನಡ, മലയാളം, मराठी, বাংলা, ગુજરાતી, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, اردو.

Auto-detect works fine if you're switching languages mid-prompt.

• Record in a quiet room — even small background noise hurts.
• Speak naturally; don't over-enunciate.
• Spell out filenames if they're unusual ("file foo dash one dot pdf").
• You can edit the transcribed text before sending — voice is a starting point, not a contract.

A preset is a templated shell command plus a description. It accepts named inputs (your files) and produces named outputs. Good presets are:

• Specific enough to be useful, generic enough to reuse.
• Named for what they do, not what tool they use.
• Documented with one example input/output.

Use {input}, {input.0}, {output} in your template:

magick {input} -resize 1920x1080 -quality 82 -format webp {output}.webp

Multi-input variants are positional. Output paths are inferred from the template's right-hand side.

When you save a preset, mark it public to share it. Public presets appear on /presets. You can edit, fork, or unpublish from the preset detail page.

A workflow is a directed graph of preset nodes. Each node takes files in, produces files out. Connections move files from one node's output to the next node's input.

Drag from a node's output handle to another node's input handle. Type compatibility is checked — you'll see a red line if a connection would never run.

Hit Run. Each node runs in topological order. Failed nodes short-circuit downstream nodes. Re-runs reuse cached outputs where possible.

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