Which tool for which job
| You want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Make a photo, signature or document match an exam or government portal's rule (format, pixels, KB) | FormReady guide |
| Merge, split, compress, rotate, protect or watermark a PDF; turn images into a PDF; make a PDF open cleanly in CorelDRAW; convert a CorelDRAW file | DocTools guide |
| Turn Arabic, Urdu, Hindi or English text into a cutting file; trace a logo; nest parts on a sheet; prepare files for a vinyl plotter, laser or CNC | CutReady guide |
| Move text, links and files between your own devices, or hand a file to someone with a one-time link | ClipBridge guide |
| Label images, OCR text or entities for a model; split, convert and check a dataset; estimate VRAM and cost for a fine-tune; read an ONNX file; fix a JSON, YAML or CSV file | MLTools guide |
The guides
Exam & application files
FormReady
The flow every tool follows, fifty exam presets, which tool solves which problem, and what happens to your files.
Open the FormReady guide → PDF & vector workspaceDocTools
The workspace in three moves, the limits, and all fourteen tools step by step, from Merge to the CorelDRAW converter.
Open the DocTools guide → Cutting-ready filesCutReady
The workbench, the five jobs people come for, the formats in and out, and notes for plotters, lasers and CNC.
Open the CutReady guide → Private cross-device clipboardClipBridge
Sign in on two devices, save and retrieve text, links and files, connect with people you trust, and share one-time guest links.
Open the ClipBridge guide → Machine-learning & developer toolsMLTools
Four jobs start to finish (a YOLO dataset, an OCR set, a LoRA fine-tune, an ONNX export), the formats every tool reads and writes, and the keyboard shortcuts.
Open the CutReady guide →What every Zooshan tool has in common
- No account for the everyday tools. FormReady, DocTools, CutReady and MLTools work the moment the page opens. ClipBridge needs a sign-in because it holds your items for you.
- Files are not kept. Server-side jobs run in temporary folders that are deleted when the result has been sent; several tools run entirely inside your browser and never upload anything. Each guide says which is which.
- Real units and real measurements. Sizes are checked against what portals and machines actually measure: bytes on disk, pixels, millimetres.
Background reading lives in the practical guides, and measured results in the lab.