1. Open the File
Load the file into the matching Univik editor. The original stays put until you save.
Change What Is Inside a File
A file editor changes what is inside a file without turning it into something else. Open the file, adjust the contents, save it back in the same format. Univik does the edit on your own machine, so nothing leaves your desk.
The Idea
The file type stays the same, only the contents change. Univik gives you a focused tool for each kind of edit, from a single field tweak to a full clean up.
The VCF Editor opens a vCard file and lets you change the contact details directly. Fix a wrong number, update a job title, add a missing email, then save the file back in place.
Sometimes the edit is structural. Join many files into one or break a big file into clean parts, without touching the data inside.
Other edits take things out. Strip duplicates, clear hidden metadata or wipe a file so it cannot come back.
The editor family keeps growing. These formats are lined up next, each edited in place and saved back the same way.
The Method
Three moves take you from an open file to a saved change.
1. Open the File
Load the file into the matching Univik editor. The original stays put until you save.
2. Make the Change
Edit fields, merge, split or clean, depending on what the file needs.
3. Save It Back
Write the result to the same format, so it drops straight back into your workflow.
Help & Support
The basics of editing files with Univik.
A file editor changes the contents of a file while keeping its format. You open the file, adjust what is inside, then save it as the same type. It is different from a converter, which changes the format itself.
The VCF Editor opens a vCard file and lets you edit contact fields directly. Change names, numbers, emails and addresses, add missing details or remove fields, then save back to VCF.
Yes. Univik opens the file for editing and only writes when you save. You choose the output, so you can keep the original and save the edit as a separate copy.
Yes. Use the Joiner to combine many files into one and the Splitter to break a large file into smaller parts. For PDF, the Combiner merges several documents into a single file.
Yes. The Metadata Remover strips hidden data like author, location and timestamps, while the Duplicate Remover clears repeated contacts from a vCard file.
No. Univik reads and writes the format on its own, so you can edit a vCard or strip metadata without the app that made the file.