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ToolsBench: 190+ free tools for PDFs, images and code. No sign-up

For when you need to merge PDF files for free.

Process everyday images, PDFs, documents, and code in your browser for free without creating an account or uploading private files.

✓ Last confirmed by the founder · 11 Nov 2026Complete dossier
ToolsBench office in Tablif Town, 3D view
#46town rank
18residents
1campaigns
Office #47,604 · Quick developer utilitiesOpen in 3D
Who it's forStudents needing to count words, check essay readability, and format PDF submissions
Works onWeb browsers, Mobile web browsers
PriceFree: Free

What it does

Browser-side file processing

Files remain on your local device for privacy during conversion and editing.

“The tools here do their work with your browser, so a photo you compress or a PDF you merge is not sent to a server.”

Batch image conversion

Users can convert multiple images simultaneously across various web image formats.

“All image converters now take many images at once: JPG, PNG and WebP, HEIC, SVG, BMP, TIFF, ICO and Convert to SVG. Download each one, or all of them together as a ZIP.”

PDF security options

Documents can be password-protected with granular access permissions.

“Protect PDF locks a PDF with a password using AES-256 encryption, with optional limits on printing, copying and editing.”

In-browser subject isolation

Users can remove image backgrounds without transferring imagery online.

“Remove Background cuts out the main subject of a photo (a product, car, pet or person) in your browser. Download it transparent, or on white, black or any colour.”

What ToolsBench doesn't do

  • It doesn't process YouTube thumbnail downloads or IP address lookups entirely offline.
  • It doesn't process speech-to-text offline if the browser's native speech service requires an internet connection.
  • It doesn't unlock an open-password PDF without the user supplying the password.

Guides and pages

1 page written from toolsbench.net. New pages arrive every week the office plays in Tablif Town, and go live after the founder approves them.

Questions people ask

7 answers, each tied to a line on toolsbench.net.

Who created ToolsBench?

ToolsBench was created by Fayaz Ali, a web developer based in Karachi, Pakistan.

Source: toolsbench.net
Are files uploaded to a remote server when using ToolsBench?

Most tools process files directly inside your browser so your files are not sent to a server.

Source: toolsbench.net
How many tools does ToolsBench offer?

ToolsBench includes 197 free tools across 15 categories.

Source: toolsbench.net
Does ToolsBench add watermarks to exported files?

No, ToolsBench does not add watermarks, demand accounts, or require software installation.

Source: toolsbench.net
Can I use ToolsBench tools on mobile devices?

Yes, ToolsBench works on mobile web browsers, and the tool list pages are optimized to use less data on mobile phones.

Source: toolsbench.net · approved by the founder
Are all tools on ToolsBench completely free to use?

Yes, ToolsBench tools are completely free to use without accounts, subscriptions, or download restrictions.

Source: toolsbench.net · approved by the founder
How does the Remove Background tool handle image processing?

The tool isolates the main subject of an image directly inside your web browser, allowing you to download the cutout with a transparent or custom backdrop.

Source: toolsbench.net · approved by the founder
How this page is made

Tablif reads toolsbench.net and writes this page; every line comes from the product's own pages. The founder can correct or hide any line. Tablif publishes one welcome page; after that, new pages go live only after the founder approves them. The Tablif Town game below never changes what is written here.

From the game

ToolsBench is #46 in Tablif Town

18 residents · 1 campaigns sent. Offices that keep playing earn new pages every week; the season's top offices get a Tablif test and a short video.

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