BlinkBlink — video to frames, in a blink
Blink is a mini but seriously powerful tool that splits any video into individual frames and saves them in the format you need: PNG, JPG, BMP, WEBP, TGA, TIFF, EXR, AVIF, DPX. It's blazing fast, and using it couldn't be easier — just drop your file in, and it's done.
WinkWink — pull the audio out of any video
Wink's interface is tiny, but the tool packs a punch: it extracts the audio track from any video and exports it in three formats — MP3, OGG, WAV. It's blazing fast, and using it is as easy as a wink — just drag a file (or a link) onto it, and it's done. It even grabs audio straight from video hosting sites like YouTube: drag the link from your browser onto Wink's little window — that's it!
LinkLink — four texture maps, one file
Link merges your 2D texture maps — Ambient Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic, Alpha — into a single packed texture, each map living in its own RGBA channel. Exactly the channel-packed format game engines love: fewer texture samples, less memory, faster materials. Drop your maps in, and they're linked into one.