Author
Imad Uddin
What I work on
I build and maintain browser-based utilities for file workflows: merging, splitting, converting, formatting, validating, and inspecting structured data. The site is designed for people who want a direct tool that works quickly without a complicated account flow.
My editorial role is to keep the surrounding guides useful and grounded. That means avoiding unsupported claims, separating tool behavior from marketing language, and updating pages when the actual workflow changes.
Privacy-first tool design
The tools are designed so most file processing happens inside the browser. That keeps private file contents off the server for normal tool use.
Public forms, ads, and analytics have separate privacy disclosures so the site does not overstate what is private.
Developer and technical editor
My work focuses on browser-based file processing, JSON workflows, Next.js, React, TypeScript, and practical developer utilities.
For software and editor articles, I look for real workflow fit: opening representative files, validating behavior, checking official documentation, and avoiding claims that are not supported.
Review and correction process
I review pages when tools change, links break, pricing moves, or readers report stale information.
Meaningful updates are reflected in the page content so readers can see practical, current guidance instead of recycled copy.
About the site
Merge JSON Files started as a focused set of JSON utilities and has expanded into related file-format tools for developers, analysts, and technical users.
The goal is simple: fast tools, clear explanations, privacy-conscious defaults, and practical pages that solve real file workflow problems.
Get in touch
If you found a bug, noticed an outdated claim, or want to suggest a new tool, send a note anytime.
imaduddin0010@gmail.com