50 free tools

Free everyday utility tools

Fifty small tools for jobs people actually repeat: counting words, splitting a bill, checking a date, making a QR code, comparing two prices, and the rest of the list below.

Writing

Time

Money

Images and codes

Home and body

Numbers and school

About these tools

Writing tools cover a draft. The word counter reports words, characters, sentences and a reading time. Case, clean, find-and-replace and sort lines rewrite the text in the box. Compare shows lines that differ. The password generator uses the browser's cryptographic random source, and the list randomizer picks a name, shuffles, or splits teams.

Time tools answer a date question without a spreadsheet. Age, the gap between two dates, and weekday counts skip nothing you did not ask them to skip: business days skip Saturday and Sunday only, not public holidays. The time zone page uses your browser's timezone data. The countdown, stopwatch and Pomodoro timer stay on this device.

Money tools are arithmetic. Tip and bill split, discount, percentage, and sales tax with GST and VAT presets. The loan page is a standard monthly payment. Compound interest shows a future value. Salary converts hourly, weekly, monthly and annual pay using 52 weeks and the hours you enter.

Image tools never upload the file. Compress, PNG to JPG, and EXIF strip re-encode the picture in the tab, which drops camera metadata. The QR generator draws a code you can download. The reader decodes a picture or a camera frame locally. Color and contrast, and the aspect-ratio page, are for layouts and slides.

Home and school pages state their formula. BMI uses kilograms and metres, or pounds and inches. Calorie needs use the Mifflin–St Jeor equation times an activity factor. The due date is 280 days after the date you enter. Paint estimates wall area for a rectangular room. GPA uses a 4.0 letter scale. None of the health pages is medical advice.

Questions

Do these tools upload what I type or the photos I open?

No. They run in the page. Text, dates, photos and camera frames stay in the tab, and they are discarded when you close it unless you download a file.

Do I need an account?

No. Every tool is free, with no sign-up and no limit on how often you use it.

Are the health calculators medical advice?

No. BMI, calorie needs and the due date are standard formulas so you can see the number. They do not diagnose, prescribe or replace a clinician.

Why is there no weather or live exchange rate here?

Those need a network service. Currency already has its own pages. These fifty tools work from the page itself after it has loaded.

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