Everyday tasks.
Consider them done.
Convert that file. Fix that text. Get on with your day.
Your everyday toolkit, right here in your browser.
Small tasks. Sorted.
60 useful little tools. All free. All yours.
A toolkit, not an upload queue.
Your browser does the work. Your files stay on your device.
No sign-up, no account, no “we’ll email you a link.”
The questions we get asked.
Yes. Every tool is free with no trial, no credit card, no watermark on the result, and no locked “pro” option. The work happens on your own device, so a tool costs nothing to run no matter how many times you use it.
No. Files and text you put into a Crate tool are processed by your browser and never sent anywhere. There is no upload endpoint to send them to. Loading the site itself makes ordinary web requests for its pages and images, and those requests do not contain your file or your text.
No. There are no accounts, sign-ups, or subscriptions. Open a tool and use it; nothing is stored about you between visits.
Your browser sets the practical limit rather than a server quota. The picker accepts up to 100 MB combined with a 30 MB ceiling per image, and very large files are limited by the memory your browser has available on that device. A phone will run out sooner than a laptop.
Every tool is built for a phone first and works on a touchscreen. The page itself has to be downloaded, so you need a connection to open a tool — but once it is open, the processing needs nothing further from the network.
Yes. Crate publishes a machine-readable catalog and an OpenAPI description so an agent can discover what each tool does, and tool pages expose run_tool and get_tool_state through the browser's experimental WebMCP interface. The developer portal documents both.