About EasyToolsBox - Free Online Tools Built by an Indie Developer

About EasyToolsBox

Hey, I built this thing

I got tired of every 'free' online tool either slapping a watermark on my files, limiting me to 3 uses a day, or quietly uploading my stuff to some server I know nothing about. So I started building my own tools. The idea was simple: tools that actually work, don't cost anything, and keep your data on your own machine where it belongs.

What started as a couple of utilities I needed for myself has slowly grown into a collection that other people seem to find useful too. That's honestly the best part — hearing from someone who used the JSON formatter to debug a nasty API response, or a designer who resized 50 product images without touching Photoshop. Those little wins keep me building.

Developer & Ownership

Built by

A solo indie developer

Project type

Bootstrapped indie project

Based in

Remote / Global

Launched

2026

Last updated

July 2026

EasyToolsBox is an independent project. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

What I'm trying to do

Build tools I'd actually want to use myself. No dark patterns, no surprise paywalls, no data collection. If a tool doesn't work offline after the page loads, I consider that a bug. Simple as that.

How I think about this project

It's gotta work offline

All processing happens in your browser. Disconnect your internet after the page loads — everything still works. I use the Canvas API, Web Workers, whatever it takes to keep things client-side.

Ship fast, fix faster

I push updates whenever something needs fixing. No six-month roadmap meetings — just me, my editor, and user feedback. If something breaks, you'll probably see a fix within a day or two.

Real feedback, not analytics

I don't track what you click. I learn what to build next from emails and support messages. If enough people ask for a feature, I build it. If something's confusing, I rework it.

Works on whatever you're using

Phone, tablet, laptop, that ancient desktop your office won't replace — I try to make sure everything works everywhere. Responsive design isn't a buzzword here, it's just how I build.

Say hi

Got a bug report? Feature idea? Just want to tell me something's broken? I actually read all the emails. Can't promise I'll reply to everything, but I definitely read them.

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The privacy thing

I don't want your data. Seriously. Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing gets uploaded, nothing gets stored, nothing gets tracked. I don't even have a server that could accept your files if I wanted to. The privacy policy is basically: if it's yours, it stays yours.