OmniTools Hosting Live In 5 Minutes

OmniTools hosting puts a private toolbox of image, PDF, text and data tools on your own domain, a self-hosted online tools site. Deploy OmniTools 0.6.0 as one pinned container, with HTTPS issued for you and no database to run. The tools work on the client side, so the files your team converts or edits stay on their own devices instead of passing through a converter website.

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What is OmniTools?

OmniTools is a self-hosted browser toolbox: a web app offering online tools for images, video, audio, PDFs, text, dates, mathematics and structured data. Upstream states that all files are processed on the client side and that nothing leaves your device. A self-hosted OmniTools is therefore an alternative to the online file converters and PDF websites that receive your uploads, such as Smallpdf, with the code under the MIT licence.

On xCloud it is OmniTools 0.6.0 as the upstream iib0011/omni-tools image, pinned by digest and served through the xCloud proxy over HTTPS on your domain. The image is a stateless static site, so there is no database, no volume and nothing stored on the server. There are no accounts either: the site is public until you enable Basic Authentication.

From Sign-Up to a Live OmniTools In Just 3 Easy Steps

OmniTools is a static web app, so the work is the domain, the certificate and the proxy in front of it. This is the same result without assembling any of it.

Step 01
Sign Up
Create your xCloud account and pick OmniTools from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server; the install form has no extra fields.
Step 02
We Deploy It For You
One click. We start the iib0011/omni-tools:0.6.0 image, pinned by digest, behind the xCloud proxy with HTTPS on your domain. There is no database and no volume, because nothing is stored server-side.
Step 03
Run Your First Tool
Open the URL from the credentials panel, pick a tool category such as PDF or image, run an operation on a local file and download the result. Enable Basic Authentication if the site should not be public.

Privacy Friendly Online Tools: OmniTools On Your Own Server

OmniTools runs in full here: the same toolbox, served from a domain you control and a server nobody else shares.

Image, Video And Audio Tools
Upstream lists an image resizer, converter and editor, plus a video trimmer and reverser, for everyday media jobs.
PDF Splitter And Merger
Split and merge PDFs, or open the PDF editor, without sending the document to a hosted converter site.
Text And List Utilities
Case converters, a list shuffler and text formatters cover the small clean-up jobs that otherwise get pasted into random websites.
Date And Time Calculators
Date calculators and time zone converters sit in the same toolbox, so scheduling maths needs no separate tab.
JSON, CSV And XML Tools
Structured data tools handle JSON, CSV and XML in the browser, useful when the data is not meant to leave your network.
Math Utilities
Upstream includes a prime number generator and an electrical calculator for voltage, current or resistance.

Everything You Need To Run Your Toolbox 24/7

Managed hosting for OmniTools, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.

OmniTools 0.6.0 deployed instantly
Image pinned by digest
No database to run
Free SSL certificate
Optional Basic Authentication
Server backups and snapshots
Server security updates included
Choose your server region
Unused balance refunded

What You Can Do With OmniTools

Convert files without third-party uploads
Resize images, split PDFs or trim video on a server you control, so the work stays on the person's own device rather than a converter website.
Give a team one internal toolbox
Share a single URL where colleagues can reach PDF, text and data tools, instead of everyone bookmarking different converter sites.
Replace a PDF website subscription
Merge and split PDFs for office paperwork on your own domain, where the toolbox sits behind the Basic Authentication you choose.
Clean up JSON, CSV and XML safely
Format and check structured data in the browser, without pasting customer records into a public online tool.

OmniTools vs Alternatives

Online file converters: As an alternative to online converters, OmniTools processes files on the client side according to upstream, so a file is not uploaded to its server.
Smallpdf: For PDF jobs, OmniTools is an alternative to Smallpdf with a PDF splitter, merger and editor that you host yourself, under the MIT licence.
IT-Tools: IT-Tools has its own OneClick page. In an OmniTools vs IT-Tools comparison, OmniTools adds image, video, audio and PDF tools alongside text and data utilities.
CyberChef: CyberChef has its own OneClick page. It chains data operations into recipes, while OmniTools is organised as separate tool pages by category.

Ready To Run Your Own Toolbox?

OmniTools on xCloud runs on a dedicated Cloud VPS that we provision, patch, monitor and restore. Deploy faster. Keep files off third-party sites. Stay in control.

Fast Provisioning
Deploy faster using an xCloud Managed Server built with optimized stacks and high-speed SSDs.
Enterprise-grade security
Protect your infrastructure with a free SSL certificate and more advanced security features at no additional cost.
Intuitive Control Panel
From Server creation to application deployment, everything can be managed from our intuitive control panel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have.

Does OmniTools upload my files to a server?

No. Upstream says all files are processed entirely on the client side and nothing leaves your device. The container only serves the static application, and the template stores no files or user data on the server.

What tools does OmniTools include?

Upstream groups them as image, video and audio tools, PDF tools, text and list tools, date and time tools, math tools and data tools for JSON, CSV and XML. The list keeps growing, so check the release you deploy.

Does OmniTools need a database?

No. The template deploys one container, iib0011/omni-tools:0.6.0, as a stateless static site. There is no database, no volume and no application setting to configure, so the install form asks for nothing beyond your domain and server.

How much RAM does OmniTools need?

The manifest floor is tiny, at 128 MB of RAM with 1 CPU core and 1 GB of disk, because the container only serves static files. The 6 GB plan starts well above that, leaving room for other apps on the same server.

Can you self-host OmniTools with Docker?

Yes. Upstream publishes a Docker image, and this template runs OmniTools Docker hosting for you: the 0.6.0 image pinned by digest, a proxy, HTTPS on your domain and no Compose file for you to write or maintain.

Is OmniTools open source?

Yes. Its source is on GitHub under the MIT licence, so using it costs nothing in licence fees. The only bill is the Cloud VPS that serves the toolbox, which makes this an OmniTools cloud of your own rather than a shared converter site.

How do I back up OmniTools?

There is nothing on the server to back up: the template has no volume and stores no files. Download the output of any tool you want to keep and store it yourself. The server itself can be covered by server backups.

Backups in xCloud

How do I upgrade OmniTools?

The install stays on its pinned 0.6.0 image until you adopt a newer template version. Because the site holds no data, nothing needs to be exported first, but read the upstream release notes for changes to the tools you rely on.

Is OmniTools public once it is deployed?

Yes. The site is public and has no accounts or sign-in. To restrict it to your team, enable xCloud site-level Basic Authentication on the domain, which puts a password prompt in front of every tool.

Can I run other apps on the same server?

Yes. OmniTools needs about 128 MB, so a 6 GB Cloud VPS has plenty of room left for other OneClick apps or sites, each on its own domain, with the toolbox adding almost nothing to the server's load.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.