Tool categories 435 tools · 431 fully local
- 01 17 tools PDF Tools Merge, split, rotate, compress, redact, sign and pull out tables. All PDF
- 02 10 tools Calculators Loans, mortgages, debt payoff, savings and BMI. All Calculators
- 03 11 tools Image Tools Resize, convert, upscale and cut out backgrounds. All Image
- 04 12 tools Photography Depth of field, exposure, focal length and print size. All Photography
- 05 6 tools Text Tools Count, convert, clean up, EPUB and DOCX. All Text
- 06 6 tools Developer & Data JSON, CSV, Base64, hashes, UUIDs and ZIP. All Developer & Data
- 07 6 tools Privacy & Security Passwords, encryption, metadata and QR codes. All Privacy & Security
- 08 24 tools Cryptography & Security Hashes, encryption, signatures, keys and certificates. All Security
- 09 29 tools Networking Subnetting, VLSM, CIDR and IPv6 addressing. All Networking
- 10 17 tools Telecom & Transport Microwave link budgets, Fresnel clearance, fibre loss, DWDM and OSNR. All Telecom
- 11 7 tools Social Media Captions, image splitting, engagement and campaign links. All Social
- 12 16 tools Healthcare & Mental Health A private mood journal, PHQ-9 and safety plan, and tools for clinicians and shift workers. All Healthcare
- 13 26 tools Games & Puzzles Sudoku, cages, cryptograms, crosswords and logic grids. All Games & Puzzles
- 14 18 tools Everyday Tools Timers, units, dates, calendars, labels and invoices. All Everyday
- 15 42 tools Business Tools Pricing, break-even, cash flow, hiring and quotes. All Business
- 16 14 tools Solar Tools Sizing, production, payback, off-grid and RV. All Solar
- 17 4 tools Audio & Video Transcribe, edit subtitles and extract audio. All Audio & Video
- 18 6 tools Travel Split trip costs, plan an itinerary, pack, check documents, cost a road trip and plan for jet lag. All Travel
- 19 6 tools Trades Sizing checks for electricians and plumbers that do the arithmetic around your own code book. All Trades
- 20 39 tools Project Management Scheduling, estimating and responsibility, worked out in your browser. All Project Management
- 21 20 tools Career Resume checking, job matching and gross pay calculators that never invent content. All Career
- 22 60 tools Design Tools Colour, CSS, typography and layout tools, from palettes to design tokens. All Design
- 23 8 tools Estate Planning Private preparation tools: checklist, will worksheet, inventory, beneficiaries, digital legacy, letter of wishes and documents. All Estate
- 24 14 tools Weddings & Marriage Plan the wedding, agree a pre-nup, or work through a separation — privately. All Marriage
- 25 4 tools Rideshare & Delivery Tools for Uber, Lyft and delivery drivers — trip check, cost per mile, real pay and tax. All Rideshare
- 26 4 tools Tax & Salary Income tax, take-home pay and VAT or GST, with every rate read from the government source. All Tax & Salary
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HVAC
The annual service itemised — what you can do, what to measure, what needs a technician.
- HVAC Service Checklist
- 28 5 tools Fitness & Health A weight trend under the noise, what you actually burn, strength with its error bars, VDOT and critical speed.
- Airflow, Split & Static Pressure
- Superheat & Subcooling
PDF Tools
Merge PDF
Combine several PDFs into one. Add files, drag to reorder, then merge. Read the guide →
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- Export
Drop PDF files here or click to browse
Split / Extract pages
Pull specific pages or a range out of a PDF into a new file. Read the guide →
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- Configure
- Export
Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Images → PDF
Turn JPG or PNG images into one PDF. Reorder them as you like. Read the guide →
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- Export
Drop images here or click to browse
Tip: the PDF can only be as sharp as the images you add. For crisp results, use full-resolution photos or scans (300 DPI for print).
Rotate pages
Turn pages that came in sideways or upside-down.
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- Configure
- Export
Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Delete & reorder pages
Keep only the pages you want, in the order you want.
- Input
- Configure
- Export
Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Tip: to just delete page 4 of a 6-page file, enter 1-3,5-6. To reverse the first three, enter 3,2,1.
PDF → Images
Render each page to a PNG or JPG, bundled in a ZIP.
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- Export
Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Compress PDF
Shrink a large, image-heavy or scanned PDF by re-encoding its pages.
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Drop one PDF here or click to browse
This re-renders each page as an image, so the result shrinks scanned/photo PDFs a lot — but text becomes non-selectable. Best for scans; not ideal for text documents you need to search.
PDF metadata inspector & cleaner
See the hidden document properties your PDF carries — author, software, dates — and save a copy with them stripped.
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Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Cleaning removes document properties and the XMP metadata block, then re-opens the result to confirm the fields are gone. It does not redact anything visible on the page, and it can't remove information embedded inside images or attachments — metadata cleaning and content redaction are different jobs.
Redact a PDF
Black out sensitive text so it's actually gone — not just covered up — then verify it can't be extracted from the result. Read the guide →
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- Export
Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Drag on the page to draw a redaction box over anything sensitive. Boxes are listed per page.
How this works, honestly: pages you redact are re-rendered as images with the boxes painted in, so the original text under a box is not part of the output file at all — unlike a black rectangle drawn over live text, which anyone can move or copy underneath. The trade-off is that redacted pages become images: their text is no longer selectable or searchable. After export the tool re-opens its own output and tries to extract text, then reports what it found. Check the verification result, and remember that metadata, attachments and anything identifying outside your boxes are not touched.
Fill & sign a PDF
Type into a form, tick boxes, add dates and drop in a signature — then flatten it all into a finished PDF. Read the guide →
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Drop one PDF here or click to browse
Pick a tool, then click where it should go on the page.
This adds visible marks to the page and flattens them into the exported file — it's an electronic signature in the everyday sense, not a certificate-based cryptographic digital signature. Your signature image never leaves your device.
PDF Form Filler
For a PDF that carries a real form: fill the fields it declares, by name, and keep them as values. Read the guide →
Fill & sign, above, puts text wherever you click and works on anything — including a scan. This is the other case: where the document contains actual form fields, they can be listed, filled by name and written back, so nothing lands a few pixels out and a tick box is genuinely ticked. Reading a form and laying its fields out needs its own page, so it opens as one.
Read and written entirely in your browser with pdf-lib. Your form is never uploaded.
Document to PDF
Word, Markdown or plain text into a PDF, without the document leaving your browser. Read the guide →
Worth being straight about what this is. Reproducing a Word document exactly needs Word's own layout engine, which is why every converter that promises it runs LibreOffice on a server and needs you to upload the file. This converts the content instead — headings, lists, tables, images and emphasis all carry across, and the pages are set again from scratch, so the line and page breaks will not match what you saw in Word. Where the layout itself matters, print to PDF from the application that made it.
Read and written entirely in your browser. Your document is never uploaded.
PDF Table to CSV & Excel
Pull the rows out of a statement, invoice or report into a spreadsheet, with the column headings kept and the credits still negative. Read the guide →
A PDF contains no table — only glyphs placed at coordinates — so the rows and columns have to be inferred from where the text sits. That needs a preview, per-column controls and a place to show where the inference was weak, which is why it opens as its own page rather than sitting in a tab here.
Read in your browser with pdf.js. Your file is never uploaded.
PDF to Word
Turn a PDF back into an editable document — real paragraphs, headings and lists, not a page of text boxes. Read the guide →
A PDF can be reproduced in Word almost exactly by wrapping every line in a positioned text box. It looks perfect and cannot be edited: change a sentence and nothing reflows, because nothing was ever a paragraph. This infers real paragraphs instead, which needs a preview to check before you commit to it — so it opens as its own page.
Read and written entirely in your browser. Your document is never uploaded.
Truly private
Every tool runs locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone.
Instant
No upload or download round-trip to a server, so even large files finish in seconds.
No size limits
Other free tools cap file sizes because they pay for servers. Toolsfully doesn't — so you don't.
Why Toolsfully works differently
Runs on this deviceMost "free" online tools upload your file to their servers, process it there, and send it back — which means your document, image, or data leaves your computer and sits on someone else's machine. Toolsfully takes the opposite approach: the entire engine runs inside your web browser. Your files are read straight from your device into your browser's memory, processed locally, and handed back to you as a download. They never travel across the internet.
That one design choice is why Toolsfully is faster, more private, and free of the file-size limits server-based tools impose to control their costs. You can even switch off your internet connection after the page loads and the tools keep working. Alongside the PDF tools you'll find calculators, image tools, and text tools — all built on the same private, in-browser foundation. New to a tool? Our step-by-step guides walk you through each one.
Keep Toolsfully free and private
No accounts, no uploads, no paywalls — and nothing locked for anyone. If a tool has saved you time or money, a small monthly or one-time contribution keeps the lights on and the new tools coming.