MyFreeTools is a collection of free tools that run in your browser for working with images, PDFs, video, audio, text, QR codes, passwords and other files. Tagline: Free tools. Your files stay on your device.
The site organizes its tools into categories, including image and document editing, media conversion, text utilities and archive extraction. Tools include image resizing and compression, PDF editing and conversion, video trimming and compression, audio editing, OCR, QR code generation and password creation. The site also offers document, font and archive converters.
Files are read into the device’s memory and processed in the browser using WebAssembly and browser-based engines. The site says files are not uploaded or stored on its servers, so your documents, photos and recordings stay on your own device. Once pages and engines are cached after the first visit, many tools keep working offline.
The service requires no account or sign-in and states there are no daily limits or watermarks. It is free to use. The site uses open-source engines, which are named on its Licences page, so visitors can review the software behind each tool.
MyFreeTools is useful for students, freelancers, office workers and anyone who needs a quick fix without installing software or handing private files to a third party. Typical jobs include compressing a photo before uploading it somewhere, merging or splitting PDFs, trimming a video clip, generating a QR code for a flyer, creating a strong password, or running OCR on a scanned page. Because processing happens locally, the tools are a practical choice for sensitive material such as contracts, identity documents or unreleased media.