Free online tools

Small tools that do one thing properly.

Compare documents, open a spreadsheet without Excel, convert, calculate, generate — and a full set for the project schedules nobody can open. Everything runs in your browser: nothing uploaded, nothing stored, no sign-up.

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The ones people come here for most.

Products

Anything with history, versions or a team behind it gets its own home.

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PlanView

Upload your project plan and get dashboards, health scoring and a steering-committee deck that cannot contradict its own numbers.

  • Every figure calculated as of the plan’s data date, never today’s
  • Findings in plain English — what, the evidence, why it matters, what to do
  • Version history, comparison and milestone slip across every upload
  • PowerPoint and PDF exports, plus share links that need no login
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PDF Tools

The everyday PDF jobs — merge, split, compress, sign, protect — done entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

  • Merge, split, pick, reorder and rotate pages, with thumbnails
  • Compress to an exact size, for the email or upload limit
  • Sign, password-protect or unlock, and convert PDF pages to and from images
  • No account, no watermark, no upload — the page cannot send your file anywhere

Everyday tools

Encode, convert, generate, inspect. All in the browser, nothing uploaded.

Files and documents

Compare two versions, open a spreadsheet without Excel, tidy a file, turn notes into a document.

Everyday calculators

Units, percentages and dates, worked out without the mental arithmetic.

Business and money

Invoices, loans and hours — the sums freelancers and small teams redo by hand.

Text and data

Reformat, validate and reshape whatever you have pasted in.

Generate

Passwords and identifiers, made properly random.

Encode and convert

Turn data into another shape and back again — Base64, URLs, hashes, gzip and timestamps.

Colour and design

Convert between colour spaces and check a pairing is actually readable.

For project managers

The schedule and reporting set — the files project teams actually get stuck with.

Open and inspect a plan

Read a schedule someone sent you, and find out whether it holds up.

Work out the schedule

The arithmetic behind a plan, without opening a scheduling tool.

Draw a timeline

Turn a task list into something you can put in front of people.

Track risk and responsibility

The registers every project keeps, minus the spreadsheet wrangling.

Report to stakeholders

Documents your sponsor will actually read.

Tracking a plan over time, not just once?

These tools answer a question about one file. PlanView keeps every version of a plan, scores its health as of the data date, explains what changed since the last update and builds the deck for you.

See PlanView