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FOR THE THINGS ON YOUR TO-DO LIST

Everyday tasks,
made lighter.

The right little tool can make a big difference. Work with files, tidy up text and check your website — all in one place.

Free tools Clear privacy notes In your browser
Floating image, document, calculator and code toolsLess busywork.
More room to create.

Popular tools

Quick access to everyday favorites.

Compress an imageMerge PDF filesCount your wordsMake a QR codeConvert units

A PLACE FOR EVERY TASK

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YOUR EVERYDAY SHORTLIST

Useful from the first click.

Simple inputs. Practical results.
Choose a tool and make a little progress.

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A LITTLE KNOW-HOW GOES A LONG WAY

Useful, even after you’re done.

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LESS FRICTION. MORE CONTROL.

Your work deserves
a little privacy.

Browser processing

Many file and text tools work locally. Check each tool’s privacy note for the details.

Clear about connections

Website checks contact public servers. Tools explain when an external service is involved.

No account to create

Open a tool, add your input and get to work. Keep a copy of your original files.

BUILT FOR THE EVERYDAY

Big to-do list?
Start small.

A smaller image. A cleaner document. One less thing to figure out. That’s what we’re here for.

A little about us

A few things you might wonder.

Are the tools free to use?

The tools in the public collection are free to open and use. Some website checks depend on external services, which can have availability or usage limits.

Do my files leave my browser?

Many image, text and file tools process inputs locally. Website diagnostics send the public address you enter to the server. Read the privacy note on the tool you choose before adding sensitive information.

Do I need an account?

No account is required to use the public tools. Open a tool, follow its input guidance and review your result.

Will this work on my phone?

The site adapts to small screens. Large PDFs, video and audio tasks need more memory and may work better on a desktop browser.

Why might a website check fail?

The target website may block automated requests, time out or restrict access. Check the URL and try again later. A failed request does not always mean the website is down for everyone.

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