1 tool live of 21
Small tools that finish the job in your browser.
A PDF to sign before tonight, a photo too heavy for the form, an invoice to send. Each one has its own page, none of them asks for an account, and none of them uploads your file: it all runs in the tab you already have open.
- Nothing is uploaded
- No account
- No watermark, no limit
21 tools match
PDF and documents
9- Sign a PDFDraw or photograph your signature, place it on the page, flatten the file.
- Fill in a PDF formAdd text, ticks and dates to a scan that carries no fields.Soon
- Merge PDFsCombine several files into one, in the order you choose.Soon
- Split a PDFSplit, extract or reorder the pages of a document.Soon
- Compress a PDFBring a file under a target size: 2 MB, 5 MB, whatever the form asks.Soon
- Redact a PDFDelete the text underneath, not just a black rectangle over it.Soon
- Watermark a PDFStamp an ID document: for a rental application only, dated.Soon
- Password-protect a PDFAdd a password to a file, or remove one you already know.Soon
- Scan a documentPhotograph, straighten, raise the contrast, export a multi-page PDF.Soon
Images
5- Passport photoA compliant ID photo, and a sheet ready to print at home.Soon
- Resize an imagePresets for LinkedIn, favicons and iOS or Android app icons.Soon
- HEIC to JPGConvert the photos an iPhone produces into something everything opens.Soon
- Remove EXIF dataStrip the metadata of a photo, GPS location included.Soon
- Blur facesFind faces and number plates automatically, or brush them out by hand.Soon
Audio and video
2- Video to MP3Pull the audio out of a video, trim it, or export a GIF.Soon
- Compress a videoAim for 25 MB for an email, or 8 MB for Discord.Soon
Everyday and admin
5- Invoice generatorAn invoice or a quote, exported as a PDF.Soon
- QR code generatorWi-Fi, contact card or link, plus a reader for the ones you meet.Soon
- Email signatureAn HTML signature that pastes cleanly into Gmail and Outlook.Soon
- Text cleanerStrip the formatting Word and PDF leave behind, and count what is left.Soon
- CSV to ExcelCSV, Excel and JSON in any direction, semicolons included.Soon
Why the tools work this way
Most utilities online ask for your file first and explain afterwards. A payslip, a lease, an identity document: it travels, it is stored, and you are left with a privacy policy to take on trust. These work the other way round.
The file never leaves the tab
Reading, transforming and writing back all happen in JavaScript, on your own machine. There is no route that accepts a file, so none can receive one by accident. Once the page has loaded you can cut your connection and work anyway.
One page, one job
No dashboard, no wizard, no upsell between you and the thing you came to do. Each tool opens on the state where you can start, and the result lands in your downloads.
Free, with nothing attached
No account, no trial, no watermark on what comes out, no cap on the number of files. There is nothing to sell you, because there is no server doing the work.
Questions
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Each tool reads, transforms and writes your file inside the browser tab. Nothing is sent, and you can watch that for yourself in the network tab of your browser's developer tools while you work.
Is it really free?
Yes, without the usual catch. No account, no trial, no watermark on the exported file, no cap on the number of files. There is nothing to sell you, because there is no server doing the work.
Do I need to create an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no email address, no password. Open the page you need and start.
Why are some tools marked as coming soon?
The catalogue is published in full, so the naming is settled once and so you can see what is on the way. A tool that is not built yet is not a link: it says so plainly rather than opening a page that answers 404.
Does it work on a phone or a tablet?
Yes. Each tool adapts to a small screen, and the ones that need a camera open the one on the device rather than handing off to another.
How big can a file be?
It depends on the tool, and the tool says so where it matters. Everything runs inside the tab, so the real limit is the memory your browser is willing to give it.