EasyWebTools
Free, fast, private. Every tool runs in your browser.
Your data never leaves your device.
49 tools available
5 tools
Merge, split, compress, and convert PDF files; all in your browser.
Text
8 tools
Generate passwords, count words, convert case, and create QR codes.
Image
6 tools
Convert, compress, and transform images without uploading anywhere.
Time
8 tools
Timers, stopwatches, and time utilities for everyday use.
Calculators
8 tools
Percentages, mortgages, unit conversions, and more: instant answers.
Conversion
8 tools
Convert between formats: images, documents, units, and more.
Developer
18 tools
JSON, regex, hashing, encoding, CSS generators, and dev essentials.
Finance
5 tools
Invoices, interest calculations, tips, and money math.
Randomizer
2 tools
Spin wheels, pick names, and let chance decide.
Color
5 tools
Pick colors, generate palettes, extract colors from images, and convert formats.
SEO
4 tools
Meta tags, readability scores, robots.txt, and search optimization.
Game
3 tools
Reaction tests, reflex games, and interactive challenges.
Productivity
2 tools
Focus timers, workflow tools, and utilities to get things done.
Health
1 tool
BMI, body metrics, and wellness calculators.
Fun
3 tools
Games, creative tools, and things that are just plain fun.
Everything here runs in your browser
Not “runs in the cloud.” Not “processed securely on our servers.” In your browser, on your device, using the same engine that drew this sentence a moment ago.
That distinction does more work than it looks like it does. Compress a PDF on most sites and your file is uploaded to a machine you know nothing about, handled there, and sent back. It sat on someone else's disk. Whatever happened next is governed by a privacy policy you didn't read, written by people you'll never meet.
Here the file never moves. You open a tool, you do the thing, you close the tab. There's no upload because there's nowhere to upload to. We couldn't look at your data if we wanted to; that's a sturdier promise than swearing we won't.
(It also means the tools still work on a plane.)
49 tools, no accounts, no upsell
Generate a password with real cryptographic randomness. Merge and split PDFs. Convert units, count words, pick colors, format JSON, check a mortgage payment, spin a wheel to decide who presents first. Teachers use the randomizers for cold-calling. Freelancers use the calculators before quoting a job. Students use the word counter at 11:40pm, which is the hour it was designed for.
Nothing asks you to sign up. Nothing holds a feature back for a paid tier, because there isn't one. If a tool loads, it's finished; you're not going to hit a wall three steps in and discover the export button costs nine dollars a month.
Who's building this
A dad and his daughter. He runs a small business and builds things on the internet; she got tired of searching “word counter” every time she wrote an essay and finding four ad-choked pages before a working one. One Sunday evening that became a list, and the list became this.
We write up what we learn along the way on the blog: how the tools work, why client-side matters, what broke. More about the project is on the about page.
New tools land regularly, and requests genuinely do get built; several of the ones above started as somebody's complaint. Pick one above and see if it saves you the four minutes it was meant to save you.
(We considered calling the site ToolsThatDon'tPhoneHome. The domain was available. That should have been the first clue.)