Finish a batch with useful results
Load the example for a task and run it before adding your own input. Add a snapshot to the batch only when its operation and settings are correct. Jobs run in order; an invalid job reports its error while other successful results remain available. Cancel stops the current worker. Input and queued snapshots are kept, and completed results stay visible for review or explicit retry.
Continue within this page
A compatible result may offer a named next task. Choosing it explicitly copies that output into the source and selects the next operation. Review the input and run again. Choosing the next task clears the queued batch. The transfer stays in this page’s memory; it is not an upload or a saved draft.
Keep the format contract
CSV and TSV cells remain strings unless you explicitly choose scalar stringification. JSON Lines uses one strict value per nonblank line. A JSON repair is a reviewable preview, not automatic correction of unknown data. Escaping a literal is context-specific and does not replace parameterized database queries or HTML sanitization. Warnings are shown with the actual result.
Supported limits
At most eight jobs; 64 KiB of UTF-8 active inputs per job and 512 KiB per batch. A result is limited to 256 KiB and a batch to 2 MiB. Parser depth/value and operation-specific limits still apply. Ctrl/Cmd + Enter runs the current input or batch; Escape cancels a running batch. The worker has a finite ten-second startup budget and ten-second processing budget for the batch. ZIP downloads contain only successful text results, using uncompressed entries.
Copying, downloading and browser extensions have separate retention behavior. Reset clears this page’s current input, queued jobs and displayed results. It is not secure erasure.
Troubleshooting
If a job fails, inspect that diagnostic and its source/settings. A rejected job does not discard other successful results. Reduce a batch that exceeds the job/input/output budgets, correct the queued snapshot explicitly and run again. Cancel keeps the queue; Clear batch removes queued snapshots, while Reset also clears current input/results.
Questions
Why can a ZIP contain fewer files than the queued job count?
The archive contains successful text results only. Failed jobs are reported separately, and Cancel can leave only the results completed before cancellation. Review individual job results before downloading.