5 free tools · no sign-up required
Small internet problems, fixed on the spot.
Build a resume, make a QR code, shrink an image, check an IP, or count your words — every tool below runs instantly in your browser, free of charge.
- Free to use
- No account needed
- Works on any device
- Instant results
The toolbox
Pick a tool, get it done.
Five everyday utilities, each built to solve one job well — nothing to install, nothing to configure.
AI Resume Builder
Answer a few prompts and get a clean, hiring-ready resume — formatted, phrased, and ready to send in minutes.
Open tool TOOL 02QR Code Generator
Turn a link, Wi-Fi password, or contact card into a scannable code you can print, share, or drop on a menu.
Open tool TOOL 03Image Compressor
Shrink JPG and PNG files down to size without turning them to mush. Faster pages, smaller uploads, same picture.
Open tool TOOL 04IP Address Checker
See exactly what the internet sees when it looks at you — IP address, rough location, and ISP, in one click.
Open tool TOOL 05Word Counter
Count words, characters, and reading time as you type — built for essays, captions, and hitting an exact limit.
Open toolWhy these tools
Built to just work.
No account, no wait
Every tool opens straight to the point. There’s no sign-up form standing between you and the result.
Runs on any device
Phone, tablet, or laptop — the tools resize and respond the same way, so the fix works wherever you are.
Your files stay yours
Uploads are processed for the task at hand and aren’t kept around afterward. Check each tool’s page for specifics.
Questions
Good to know
Are these tools really free to use?
Yes. All five tools on this page — the resume builder, QR code generator, image compressor, IP checker, and word counter — are free to use, with no hidden paywall on the core features.
Do I need to create an account?
No account or email address is required to use any tool on this page. Just open the tool and start working.
Which browser do I need?
Any modern browser works well — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari, on desktop or mobile. Keeping your browser updated gives the smoothest experience.
Will more tools be added?
Yes — the toolbox grows over time. New tools are announced on the blog as they’re released.
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