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BlitzTrials Toolkit

Research & Data Tools

Free practical tools for document preparation, image editing and research data processing. You can open this Tools workspace directly without a BlitzTrials sign-in.

No membership is required to use these tools. PDF exports made by non-members or non-Premium users retain the BlitzTrials watermark.
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Local PDF Editor

Edit and prepare PDF documents directly in your browser with practical tools for everyday research, administrative and review workflows.

  • Edit text, images, signatures, stamps and page layout.
  • Highlight, paint, fill forms, crop, resize, merge and organise pages.
  • Add BlitzTrials review comments, replies and non-printing target boxes.
  • Compression, password protection, redaction, headers, footers and page numbers.
Documents are processed locally in your browser. Non-member and non-Premium saved PDFs retain the BlitzTrials watermark.
Open PDF Editor
Available

Local Image Editor

Open the BlitzTrials image workspace for fast everyday image editing without sending the image to a separate document-processing service.

  • Crop, resize and prepare images for research or administrative use.
  • Simple editing controls designed for quick browser-based work.
  • Useful for figures, screenshots, signatures, stamps and supporting materials.
Designed as a lightweight companion to the Local PDF Editor.
Open Image Editor
Available

Google Apps Script Data Processing

Use the BlitzTrials Google Sheets and Forms utilities to process research responses and prepare structured outputs in the researcher's own Google environment.

  • Google Forms and Google Sheets research workflow.
  • Managed studies, assessment timepoints and MAGIC links.
  • Paired and longitudinal research reporting.
  • Structured and SPSS-ready data-processing outputs.
Data processing runs within the researcher's own Google Sheets / Forms environment.
Open Data Processing Tool
Researcher-controlled workflow. The local PDF and Image tools are designed for browser-based document work, while the Google Apps Script utilities operate in the researcher's own Google environment. Use the appropriate tool based on the type of document or data being processed.