Free tools for work, school and everyday life
Convert files, calculate anything, and tidy up text — right in your browser. Fast, private, and free, with nothing to install and no account to create.
Popular tools
The ones people reach for most often.
Why use these tools
Your files stay on your device
PDF, image and text tools all run inside your browser. There is no upload, no queue, and no copy of your document on a server afterwards.
Fast, because nothing travels
Work starts the moment you drop a file in. A 40-page PDF merges in about a second, with no round trip to wait for.
Free, with no account
No sign-up, no email step, no watermark and no daily limit. Open a tool, use it, close the tab.
PDF Tools
Merge, split, rotate, compress and convert PDF files.
Calculators
Everyday maths for money, study, health and time.
Image Tools
Compress, resize, crop and convert images.
Converters
Units, measurements and currency, converted instantly.
Generators
QR codes, passwords, invoices, resumes and test data.
Text Tools
Count, clean, sort and reshape blocks of text.
Developer Tools
Format, validate and encode the data you work with.
Recently added
All 73 tools launched together on September 5, 2026.
One place for the small digital jobs
Most days throw up a task that is too small to justify installing software: a PDF that needs two pages removed, a photo that is a megabyte too large to attach, a percentage you could work out by hand but would rather not. Utilboxes collects 73 of those jobs into one place, with a single consistent interface.
Nearly all of them run entirely inside your browser. That is not a marketing line — it is a design decision with real consequences: your files are never uploaded, so there is no queue to wait in, no size limit imposed by a server, and nothing left behind when you close the tab. The two exceptions are stated plainly on the tools themselves.
Each tool also explains what it did. Calculators show their formula and working; converters name the exact factors they used; file tools say what survives the conversion and what does not. You should be able to check the result rather than take it on trust.