The ID
Toolbox

Rise or Storyline? Sixteen weighted criteria, a recommendation, and the reasoning.

Eight questions. Sometimes the honest answer is a job aid, or nothing at all.

Complexity and finished minutes in, development hours and a cost range out.

The number every translation quote needs, which no authoring tool will give you.

Slide text and speaker notes out of a deck, slide by slide.

Lost the source file? Get the storyboard, questions and media out of a published course.

See which labels will overflow once the course is translated.

Counts the words a translation quote should actually be built from.

Flags the verbs nobody can observe, and suggests ones they can.

What your pool actually achieves on a retake, in exact numbers.

Words to runtime and back, at adjustable speaking rates.

Convert between SRT, VTT and TTML. Shift timings. Fix overlaps.

Move every cue by an offset, or anchor the first one to a time.

Ranks every cue by characters per second and says how long each needs.

Rewraps cues to a character and line budget, at word boundaries.

Plain text plus a duration becomes a timed caption file.

Finds the acronyms your course never expands, then reports reading level.

Every caption out of a Storyline file at once, named by slide.

Paste from Word or a PDF, get plain text that will not break anything.

See exactly what your subject matter expert changed in the script.

Shows you the characters you cannot see but your authoring tool can.

Curly to straight for code, straight to curly for copy. Both directions.

Sentence case, title case and the rest, without wrecking SCORM or xAPI.

Characters, words and how long it takes to say, against the limits that bite.

Two colors, the WCAG ratio, and the nearest color that passes.

A whole brand palette tested pair by pair, in one grid.

Hex, RGB, HSL and HSV, all at once, with the contrast figures.

How your palette or your slide looks to someone who cannot see all of it.

Pull the real colors out of a screenshot or a photograph.

One brand color becomes a full scale you can build a course with.

Drop a folder of narration and get every runtime plus the total.

Peak and average level for every file, and whether they match each other.

Bring a set of narration files to the same level, in one pass.

Cut the dead air off the front and back of every clip at once.

Sample rates, channels, and the mono recordings hiding inside stereo files.

Fake a translation so you can test the build before paying for one.

Catches the variables and tags a translator changed by mistake.

Finds the segments that came back empty, or still in English.

Finds the cues that let a learner score without knowing the answer.

Shows whether the correct answer keeps landing in the same place.

Which objectives have questions behind them, and which have none.

Runs the checks an LMS will fail your package on, before it does.

Compare two published versions and see exactly what changed.

Finds the same file stored more than once inside a package.

Whether the resume data will fit, in characters and in bytes.

The number the runtime gave you, in plain English, with what usually causes it.

Shrink course images before they bloat the package.

Batch resize to the sizes a course actually displays at.

PNG, JPEG and WebP, any direction, with the size difference shown.

Reads and removes camera data, GPS and comments. Nothing is re-encoded.

An inventory of a folder: dimensions, ratios, weight, and what is oversized.

Strip editor bookkeeping out of an icon without touching the artwork.

Drop in a .story file or a published package for a full X-ray. It never uploads.

Reads a published course and finds every image nobody described.