A bundle of free, useful tools — PDF editing, image work, quick utilities — picked and packaged for the work organizers actually do. No accounts, no upsells, no tracking.
Privacy: PDF tools, image tools, and quick utilities run entirely in your browser — your files don't leave your computer. Image Pro (advanced conversion) runs on our server and deletes files immediately after processing. How we built it →
Combine scanned signatures, reports, and agendas into one tidy PDF — then make it small enough to email.
Drag a phone photo in, get a smaller version that won't bounce from a board member's inbox.
Get a HEIC file you can't open? Drop it in and download a regular JPG. Works on RAW, PSD, and 70+ other formats.
Paste a link, get a clean QR code in seconds. Download as PNG or SVG to drop into your flyer.
Looking for something else? See everything in the toolbox — PDF, image, conversion, and quick dev utilities.
Every utility in the toolbox, searchable. Type what you need — "shrink", "convert", "qr" — synonyms work.
Combine multiple PDFs into one in a chosen order.
Break a long PDF into separate pages or page ranges.
Shrink file size so it actually fits in an email.
Add text, redact, rotate, reorder pages.
Drag and drop — get a smaller JPG, PNG, or WebP.
Set max dimensions for social or print.
Convert between JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, SVG, TIFF, ICO.
70+ input formats. Get a normal JPG, PNG, or PDF out.
AI-powered. Great for candidate photos and event flyers.
Bundle a set of images into a single, paginated PDF.
Make a QR from any URL. Download PNG or SVG.
Strong, configurable passwords. Nothing leaves the browser.
Useful for pasting image data into email or HTML.
Plan a coalition call across PT, MT, CT, and ET.
Pick a color, get hex/RGB/HSL for your design tools.
Paste markdown, see formatted output, copy as HTML.
Pretty-print and validate JSON payloads.
For posts, ad copy, and bio limits.
Three of the four tool suites run entirely inside your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. Image Pro uses our server because some formats need real compute, but files are deleted within 60 seconds of processing and never logged. Read the full privacy notes →
