Every other free tool site sends your file to their server. That is not a choice — it is their architecture, and it is why they cap you at two tasks a day.
Nothing is uploaded
Your browser reads the file and processes it locally. Open DevTools and watch the Network tab stay empty.
No limits, ever
A tool running on your machine costs us nothing, so there is no reason to throttle you.
No account
No email wall, no trial that expires, no result held back until you sign up.
Limits written down
Every tool says what it cannot do. An estimate is labelled an estimate.
Save Time. Get Results.
No downloads. No sign ups. Just simple, powerful tools whenever you need them — and nothing you use ever leaves your device.
Yes. No account, no trial, no daily cap and no watermark on your output. The paid services above fund the site.
Do you upload my files?
No, for any tool marked client-side. Your browser reads and processes the file locally. Press F12, open the Network tab and run a tool: the request list stays empty.
Is there a file size limit?
Only whatever your own device can handle. The work happens on your machine, so there is no server cost to ration.
Do you also take on paid work?
Yes. SEO, local SEO, WordPress and WooCommerce projects. That client work is what funds the free tools.
Why are some tools marked planned?
Because publishing links that lead nowhere wastes your time. A tool becomes clickable the day it works.
What if a tool gives a wrong answer?
Report it. A tool that returns a wrong result is worse than no tool, so it gets fixed or taken down.