A small, free toolkit that turns your photos, your phone clips and even your notes into something worth giving: media to play, crafts to print and cut out, games to sit down and play. No uploads, no accounts, no catch.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser. Bring your own photos, clips or notes and download something worth giving.
Something to play, here first and then on paper.
One photo cut into a jigsaw with real interlocking tabs. Print it at true size, send the SVG to a craft cutter, or solve it here first.
Open Puzzle MuddleYour photos as the game where you turn two cards over and hope. A print-ready deck with the backs mirrored, playable here before you print.
Open Memory ReverieSomething to watch or listen to.
A pile of photos and phone clips becomes a beat-synced highlight reel, under two minutes, set to Creative Commons music.
Open Clip FlipOne video becomes a chronological deck of still moments: save it as a PDF, or set the same frames to music as a beat-synced film.
Open Slide GlideYour Markdown notes, read aloud: a two-host podcast, a straight read-through, or a quiz that waits while you answer out loud.
Open Study BuddyA voice note as a poster of its own waveform, with a scannable code beside it that opens the clip. The sound never leaves the tab.
Open Wave EngraveReal paper sizes, margins and cut lines already worked out.
One photo or a dozen, framed and matted on a single sheet, exported print-ready at a real paper size.
Open Poster FramerPhotos and clips become a comic book: an inked cover poster from the first shot, panels and speech balloons from the rest.
Open Comyc StorycA folded greeting card out of one sheet: art on the front, your message inside, every panel the right way up, creases marked.
Open Card RegardTwelve photos and a year, printed as a wall calendar: real month grids, birthdays marked on the day, in your language.
Open Calendar SplendorA keychain card with a letter or emoji and a QR that really scans, with the shrink-plastic maths included so it bakes to the size you asked for.
Open Keychain RetainEight photos and their captions imposed on one sheet: three folds, one cut, and you are holding a mini zine.
Open Zine MachineA sticker sheet from photos, emoji, a word or a QR that really scans, with the pale halo and cut line that make hand-cut look die-cut.
Open Sticker PickerPrint 1-inch circle covers for separate NFC coins on Avery 6450 or LIKED 63-up Letter sheets, with an NFC Tools programming guide for iPhone and Android.
Open Tap WrapA mask you print, cut out and wear: a domino, cat, bunny, bear, butterfly or whole face, with the eye holes set to a real pair of pupils.
Open Masquerade Paradeobsequio obzek.io
The name is the whole brief. Obsequio is Spanish for a small, thoughtful gift, the kind you hand someone for no particular reason. Say it fast, keep the sound, and it lands on a domain: obzek.io. Every tool here keeps your files on your device, skips the account wall, and stays free.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your photos, clips and notes never touch a server.
No watermark and no paywall between you and the finished export. The only paid thing is hosting one.
Open a tool, make your gift, download it. No account, no email required.
Every tool, one shape: bring something you already have, let the tool do the fiddly part, walk away with a gift.
Start from what you want to hand over: something to watch or listen to, something to print and cut out, or something to play.
Drop in your photos and clips, or paste in the notes you already wrote. Everything happens in your browser tab, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Export the finished thing and send it, print it, cut it out, or just hand it over in person. It's yours: no watermark, nothing to unlock.
Obsequio is Spanish for a small, thoughtful gift, the kind you hand someone for no occasion at all. Said out loud it already sounds like a web address, so we kept the sound and took the domain: obsequio → obzek.io.
Yes. Every tool, unlimited, full resolution, no watermark, no account. The one paid thing on the site is Obzek.io Plus, and it buys hosting for a finished gift, not a feature the tools are missing.
No. Every tool runs entirely in your browser tab: your files are decoded, composited, spoken and exported there, and never sent to a server. The only things fetched from the web are the fonts, the Creative Commons music and, if you ask for them, the neural voices.
No. Beat-synced cuts, panel layouts, print margins, fold marks and true millimetre sizes are the tool's problem. Choosing what matters is yours.
House rule: every tool gets a name that rhymes with itself, and it has to be something you hand to a person. Please do suggest one, and email us. The best ideas have all come from someone who wanted to make exactly that for someone else.
Obzek.io grows one tool at a time. If there's something you wish existed, a keepsake, a card, a printable or something to listen to, tell us and we'll add it to the list.
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