One file browser

Code, documents and media now share one Files tree. Folders show all their contents together, with file downloads, duplicate, rename, trash and media insertion controls retained. Search matches complete paths and reveals matching folders. Large branches load in pages.

Upload whole folders

File → Upload folder reads the selected folder and its nested contents. Drag files or folders anywhere into Studio, or onto a destination folder. Native directory access preserves empty directories where the browser exposes them.

One destination for the batch

Every upload uses one destination popup with an existing-folder selector, a New folder button, path preview and a keep-both, replace or skip conflict choice. Directory prompts no longer appear for every file. Pending new destinations are discarded when you cancel.

Faster, safer large uploads

Uploads use one database connection with bounded write transactions, original bytes are retained, and cancellation or save errors remove staged data. The limit is 10,000 files/folders and 256 MiB per batch, subject to browser storage. Uploaded hierarchies and empty-folder metadata stay in ALLF exports.

Inspect, choose and organise

Import now opens an archive inspector with metadata, previews, file/folder selection and keep-both, replace or skip conflict choices. Import into a new project or your current one. Settings, Storage manager, Compare text files and Check file references are available under File.

Export presets and real cancellation

Remember filename patterns and encryption preferences without saving passwords. Export runs in a worker with real stage/progress information, elapsed time and output size when known. Cancel stops the worker and prevents partial downloads.

Compare and clean up

Compare current text with another file, a snapshot or a recovery version. Find missing static image/script/stylesheet references. Review active data, recycle bins and recovery usage with separate cleanup controls.

Mobile file tools

Browse folders, view image galleries, play audio playlists and download selected files in a lossless ZIP. The full mobile editor is still coming soon.

Consistent dialogs

App alerts, confirmations and text prompts now use styled in-page popups. Change File Type and its old window have been removed. Real conversion remains available through the Nexus Convert Pro link.

Export your way

Before downloading an .allf, choose its filename, project name and description. Changes apply to the exported copy, keeping your working project intact. Project downloads from the file browser use the same popup.

Password encryption

Optionally protect the complete compressed archive with AES-256-GCM and a password-derived key. Desktop and mobile import ask for the password, allow retries and reject altered ciphertext before saving any project data. Passwords are not stored or sent to a server. Lost passwords cannot be recovered.

Studio file signature

Add a Studio format signature and integrity checks. This identifies the file format and checks for damage; it cannot make a file exclusive to a website or authenticate its author. Older ALLF files remain supported.

Faster trash and restore

The recycle bin now lists compact metadata and reads full contents only when needed. Trash refreshes affected tabs and panes instead of rebuilding the entire workspace. Restore keeps your current editor and media playback in place.

A dedicated mobile file viewer

Phones, tablets and Quest browsers open a separate lightweight page. Upload an .allf archive, browse its contents, preview supported files and download individual original files. The full mobile editor is coming soon.

Existing bins are retained

Saved recycle bins migrate automatically. Restore, permanent removal and factory reset remain available. Mobile archives are read locally with a 128 MiB compressed and unpacked limit.

Safer file deletion

Deleted code and media now move to a persistent local Recycle bin. File → Recycle bin lets you view, download, restore or permanently remove them. Restore keeps file contents and original imported bytes, with a new name if a path is already used.

Editor tabs stay in sync

Trashing a file removes its tabs from both editor panes and clears stale previews. You can trash the last code file and create or restore another.

A simpler converter

File Converter now opens a small, closable popup linking to the Pro Nexus Convert Pro site. Studio no longer loads the embedded converter.

Factory reset

Factory reset also empties the recycle bin for every project. The bin is stored in this browser and is separate from project exports.

Real file conversion

File → File converter now converts the selected project file through real encoders or serializers and adds a separate output copy. It uses the same engine as both Free and Pro NexusConvert pages.

Only relevant output formats

The selected file determines its image, audio, video, document, data or archive group. FLAC shows audio targets such as MP3, WAV, AAC and Opus; it cannot be converted to ZIP. Arbitrary extension renaming has been removed.

52 implemented output formats

Expanded image/audio/video encoding, text-based DOCX/ODT/EPUB/PDF documents, structured tables and single-sheet spreadsheets, plus genuine ZIP/TAR/TAR.GZ archive rebuilding. Formats are offered only when an implementation exists. Outputs are checked before being offered for download.

Close and cancel reliably

NexusConvert’s × button, Escape and backdrop click all close the format picker and remove the blocking overlay. Conversion jobs can be cancelled. Studio jobs continue in its conversion queue if you close the converter.

Clear limits

Documents convert extracted text, not original page layout or embedded media. Text-based PDF input is supported; scans need OCR, which is not included. The PDF writer supports Latin-1. Spreadsheet conversion requires one worksheet and uses cached values. Images use 8-bit still frames. Codec downloads require internet access.

Recovery, batch tools & local plugins

Recover your work

File → Recovery & version history saves automatic versions once a minute after changes and lets you create named checkpoints. Recover a full project copy, including stored assets. Up to 20 versions per project, 256 MiB in total; maximum 128 MiB per checkpoint.

Work through a conversion queue

File settings and Batch file tools queue separate output copies. Jobs run one at a time with status, cancellation and retry, while you keep editing. Keep this tab open; the queue does not survive a reload.

Compare before saving a download

Compare an original and its processed copy side by side. Audio settings can preview EQ and gain live. Audio readers include a switchable spectrum or waveform visualiser.

Batch file tools

Select files, review prefix/suffix/numbered names, update project author details and queue image, audio or video conversions. Originals are retained, and rename changes get a recovery checkpoint first.

Plugins are now local

The shared marketplace has been removed. Import, edit, save, export and delete .allfp packages in this browser. Review permissions for each run; safe mode stops active plugins and prevents new ones from starting. The builder has a full learning guide with working examples.

Import files from the web

File → Upload from web accepts direct download URLs and keeps the imported bytes in your project. Downloads can be cancelled and duplicate names are handled automatically.

YouTube & YouTube Music

Add video, music and playlist links as online players. These are saved links, not downloaded audio/video files. They require internet access and embedding may be restricted by YouTube.

Clearer image conversion

PNG/JPEG/WebP keep their native canvas path. JPEG XL now uses local JavaScript loaders, explicitly validates downloaded WASM codecs, tries a second download source, reports loading progress and gives specific loading, memory or encoding errors.

Keep your files safe

Imports are bounded and cancellable. A blocked URL, web page or failed conversion does not create a fake successful file.

File settings & media processing

Open File settings from either editor toolbar or a file reader.

Metadata

Rename files and edit project title, author, artist, album, comment, copyright and date. Download metadata as JSON. Supported audio/video output tags are embedded during conversion; other metadata stays in the ALLF project.

Audio & video

Create copies with three-band audio EQ, gain, sample rate, channels, bitrate, WAV bit depth and trimming. Resize video with aspect-ratio padding, change frame rate and bitrate, trim or mute. Processing runs in a cancellable worker and loads FFmpeg on first use.

Images & JPEG XL

Resize, rotate and export PNG, JPEG, WebP or JPEG XL. Preview JPEG XL still images through native decoding or a WebAssembly fallback. Supports 8-bit still-image conversion and optional lossless JPEG XL pixel encoding; animated/HDR fidelity is not guaranteed.

Keep originals

Every processing action creates a separate file. Text cleanup creates a UTF-8 copy. Original uploads remain available.

More files. Better previews.

View everyday files directly in your workspace while retaining every original byte.

Listen & watch

Audio and video playback controls, image previews and browser PDF viewing. Unsupported codecs show a clear download fallback.

Read documents & data

Readable DOCX, ODT, RTF and EPUB content; XLSX, ODS, CSV and TSV tables; PPTX and ODP slide text; ZIP contents and binary file details. Office previews prioritize content rather than exact page layout.

Workspace fixes

Fixed duplicate secondary-editor IDs, stop media when switching files, protect against stale previews, and keep downloads available when previewing fails.

A clearer update page

This page shows only the latest release. Open Update History for previous releases and preserved original history.