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GSC, media, PDF, and color tools

You need average CTR from a paste, A4 pixels at 300 DPI, or a PDF flipped upside down. These pages stay in the browser: filter top impressions, size social formats, set PDF author metadata, build triadic palettes, validate a UPC-A digit, or split a Cache-Control header. Fun tools were left out of this batch.

Batch DY adds another hundred Toolcore tools with new GSC -dy slugs (average CTR, top-N impressions, export TSV), media A4 pixels and Instagram sizes, PDF rotate 180° and author metadata, triadic and complementary palettes, plus schedule, identity, protocol, encoding, and security entries—all client-side. Fun quota was zero.

GSC — average CTR, sort, export

Media and PDF

Color and schedule

Identity, protocol, encoding, security

Common use cases

  • Compute average CTR, sort by clicks, or keep top-N impressions from pasted Search Console rows.
  • Size A4 or A3 rasters, Instagram formats, and golden-ratio crops before you export assets.
  • Rotate a PDF 180°, set author or keywords, check UPC-A locally, or parse Cache-Control and CSP headers.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Treating GSC math as live Search Console data

    Average CTR, top-N filters, and click totals work on numbers you paste—they do not connect to your search account.

  • Treating format checks as live lookups

    UPC, ISBN, IBAN shape, and HCPCS pages confirm checksum or charset only—they do not query registries.

  • Using hash demos for security decisions

    FNV-1a, Adler-32, and DJB2 pages illustrate algorithms—they are not audited cryptography.

FAQ

Which categories grew in Batch DY?

This batch adds GSC hub helpers (10 new -dy slugs), Media (15), PDF (12), Color (13), plus Schedule, Identity, Protocol, Encoding, and Security entries—all client-side. Fun quota was zero.

Do PDF tools upload files?

No. PDF pages load files in your browser with pdf-lib, same as the existing PDF hub—nothing is sent to a server.

Can agents prefill these tools?

Single text fields often accept q or qb. PDF uploads and multi-field number or date tools open without URL prefill.