Windows tools we built for the work we do every day. They install for the current user, with no administrator rights and no account.
A PDF editor for the everyday jobs: fix the text in a PDF, add pictures, rearrange pages, and turn other files into PDFs. No trial, subscription, account or ads.
Screen capture and markup for people who document things, including inside full-screen remote sessions.
A workspace of buttons that type your text, commands and macros into whatever window you're working in.
Records your meetings on your own PC, transcribes them there, and writes the notes: summary, decisions and action items, in a Word document.
Laws and company policies on recording meetings vary. Check yours before you record.
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Breaks a flat image into editable layers with real transparency, and fills in the background behind each object.
Before you start: you'll need a fal.ai account
Full decomposition runs a large AI image model on fal.ai's servers, so you'll need your own fal.ai account and API key. It's pay as you go, about $0.05 per image, so even a busy month usually costs a few dollars, billed by fal.ai.
No account yet? Quick mode and Box to layer are free and run on your PC. The $39 MerlinImage license is separate and doesn't include cloud runs.
Keeps your PC and remote sessions awake, and gets out of the way the moment you move the mouse.
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit). Download the zip, extract it, and run the setup file.
Tell us about the tool you wish existed. Every Merlin app started as someone muttering "there has to be a better way" at their screen.
Fair warning: some ideas are a weekend project, and some would need a bigger wand than we own. We read every one either way, and if yours makes the cut, you'll be the first to know.