YOUR FILES. YOUR WAY OF WORKING.

A little order for
your attachments.

Pick a recipe, shape your workspace, and check the details.
A tidy hand-in starts with a pack you can actually review.

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  1. 01
    Name the batch

    Clear names. No accidental overwrites.

  2. 02
    Lighten the scans

    Smaller image copies. Originals kept.

  3. 03
    Pack it neatly

    One ZIP, with a useful attachment note.

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR ROUTINE

Your workspace, your settings.
No upload. No account.Files and the message stay in this tab. Only themes and recipes you save are stored on this device.

YOUR PACK, BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD

Nothing leaves until you say so.

0 files

Start with a small pile.

Add your PDFs, photos or notes.
You’ll see every new name before packing.

Nothing is changed on your device.
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Prepared files0 B
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Includes the note and optional index.

Recipe checklist

File types and counts only

    These checks cannot judge file contents or readability. Your recipient’s instructions come first.

    Ready when you are. Try the sample files for a quick walkthrough.

    THE HAND-IN

    One neat attachment.

    A plain-text attachment note is always included. ZIP adds a little overhead; it does not compress PDFs.

    A message you can edit

    The suggestion follows your pack until you edit it. This tool never sends the message.

    Contains filenames and sizes; no file contents.

    THE RECIPE MARKETPLACE · ALL FREE

    Borrow a setup.
    Make it yours.

    A recipe is a small bundle of settings and file checks. Use one as a starting point, or share your own as a JSON file.

    Built-in recipes are Hand-in Kit examples, not recipient-approved rules. Your saved recipes live only on this browser. There are no purchases or public uploads.

    What is saved on this device?

    The theme and recipes you explicitly save can persist in this browser. Attachments, names, roll numbers and message drafts in the workbench are not saved. Export a custom recipe if you want a portable copy.

    SMALL DETAILS THAT MATTER

    Before pressing send.

    Names that travel well

    Numbering follows the order you choose. Duplicate names get a suffix, and each filename can be adjusted in the preview.

    Copies, never replacements

    Image processing happens on this device. The kit keeps your originals in memory so you can restore them before downloading.

    Read it once

    Size targets are best effort. Open the resulting attachments and check small text, page order and the recipient’s requirements.

    Check this attachment

    Compare small writing at full size. A small file is useful only if it is readable.

    Save a recipe

    A recipe stores naming, scan, budget and index settings with the checks below. Files and workbench identity fields are never included.