45 tools

every tool. one place.

Five categories, 45 tools, one consistent rule: the file you drop in does not leave your tab. Pick a section to jump to it, or scroll.

PDF Tools

4 tools

PDFs are usually the most sensitive files you handle in a given month — contracts, IDs, tax records. Every tool in this section runs entirely in your browser, so your document never reaches a server.

Read: Why every PDF tool runs in your browser

Image Utilities

10 tools

Compress, convert, crop, and watermark — all client-side. The libraries that do the heavy lifting (Canvas, WebAssembly codecs, the File API) have been good enough to skip the server for a few years now.

Developer Tools

18 tools

The boring-but-essential utilities you reach for when you are mid-task and just need a quick answer: format some JSON, generate an ID, decode a Base64 string, test a regex, hash a string.

Read: Choosing v4 UUIDs vs ULIDs vs nanoid

Design Tools

5 tools

Color tooling, gradient generators, shadow builders, contrast checkers. The kind of utilities every designer reinvents in their notes app eventually.

Read: The math behind WCAG contrast checking

Text & Generators

8 tools

Word counts, case conversion, passwords, QR codes, invoices, email signatures. The little jobs that come up between the larger ones.

Want the long version?

The blog is where we write about the engineering and design choices behind specific tools — why client-side processing won, how contrast math actually works, what trade-offs each generator makes. Recommended if you build software for a living.

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