Fig File Support

FileGPT lets users query PDFs, DOCs, text, audio, YouTube, and web pages via GPT, extracting and consolidating information across multiple sources. It supports large documents, handwritten text, and delivers concise, cross‑source answers for researchers, students, and managers.

PDFgear is a cross‑platform PDF editor that allows editing of text, images, shapes, and form fields; supports annotations, batch conversion to Word/Excel/PowerPoint, OCR in 30+ languages, AI chat summaries, and merge/split/compress/sign functions.

PdfGPT summarizes PDFs and folders, structures and links documents, supports conversational search for questions, comparisons, clause spotting. Built‑in agents perform compliance, risk, fact‑checking, and export results as notes, citations, or redlined docs.

StructiFi uses AI OCR to convert images, PDFs, and Word files into structured outputs like JSON, tables, Markdown, or Excel. Users can limit extraction to specific fields for higher accuracy and download or copy results directly.

FileRead is an AI tool that enhances document analysis and fact-finding in litigation, streamlining processes like settlements and trial preparation while ensuring data security and delivering insights backed by verified facts with transparent citation.

FilePower AI lets users chat with PDFs, PPTs, Excel, and Word files, summarizing, translating, and organizing them into a searchable library. It uses a large‑language model with extended memory and encryption, speeding information extraction for researchers, educators, and analysts.

Stable Fast 3D turns a single JPEG, PNG, or WebP image into a detailed UV‑unwrapped 3D asset in under 0.5 seconds on a 7 GB VRAM GPU. It outputs a GLB file with accurate materials, suitable for games, VR, e‑commerce, and architecture.

AI Finder is a macOS file‑management agent that uses GPT to locate documents by content, tags, timestamps, and duplicate status. It supports natural‑language and voice queries, PDF interaction, and local processing for privacy.

FileZen AI automates document and image organization by categorizing files based on content and enabling AI-driven bulk renaming. It supports multiple file types and offers both online and local deployment for enhanced security and privacy.

Glyf is an AI-powered tool that converts simple 3D designs into high-quality 3D art pieces and offers services such as creating 3D designs for portfolios and phone homes, with a blog.

Figcopi is an AI tool for personalized copy and design, with A/B testing and templates available.

OpenPencil.dev is a lightweight, open-source desktop design editor that runs locally with full Figma file support. It offers scriptable workflows and an optional AI chat tool, prioritizing developer control and extensibility under the MIT license.

Figr AI is an AI‑driven design platform that generates high‑fidelity mobile and web screens, landing pages, and prototypes in one environment. It uses a memory engine for product intelligence, supports PRD drafting, benchmark research, and design system token management.

Figflow bridges Figma and agile development by converting Figma files into collaborative backlogs. It streamlines user story creation, sprint preparation, and enhances team collaboration, refining stories smoothly between design and dev phases.

Gentables simplifies the extraction of unstructured data, converting it into organized tables from images and URLs. With its intuitive interface, users can interact, clean, and analyze data effortlessly, powered by AI for insights and smart search capabilities.

selfGPT converts PDFs, text, and images into searchable AI knowledge. Users upload documents; the system indexes content for quick, retrieval‑augmented queries, auto‑summaries, and actionable insights, saving time for professionals, researchers, students, and creators.

Unfudged.io is a filesystem flight recorder that continuously captures file-system snapshots for point-in-time restores. It provides a local-only, content-addressed store with a CLI/desktop app for timeline exploration and file-level rewind.

Gard automatically scans JPEG, PNG, and WebP images for spelling, grammar, and punctuation in over 50 languages. It offers watch‑folder monitoring, batch uploads, context‑aware checks, and a visual interface that highlights and explains errors for designers and marketers.