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World Clock: Live Time in 30+ Cities (Free Tool)

World Clock: Live Time in 30+ Cities (Free Tool)
Coordinating with family abroad, scheduling across three offices, or catching a livestream from Tokyo: 'what time is it there?' deserves an instant,…
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Morse Code Translator: Text to Dots and Dashes, Both Ways (Free Tool)

Morse Code Translator: Text to Dots and Dashes, Both Ways (Free Tool)
Morse survived 180 years because it's brilliant in its simplicity: any message, carried by two symbols, travelable by light, sound or taps. Translating …
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Color Code Converter: HEX to RGB to HSL, With Picker (Free Tool)

Color Code Converter: HEX to RGB to HSL, With Picker (Free Tool)
CSS says #3b82f6, the design file says rgb(59,130,246), and the brand guide says HSL. This converter speaks all three, with a visual picker so you can grab …
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Countdown Timer and Stopwatch: With Alarm Sound (Free Tool)

Countdown Timer and Stopwatch: With Alarm Sound (Free Tool)
Pomodoro sessions, cooking, presentations, workouts: sometimes you just need a countdown with an alarm, without installing anything or creating an account. …
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Base64 Encoder and Decoder: Unicode-Safe, In-Browser (Free Tool)

Base64 Encoder and Decoder: Unicode-Safe, In-Browser (Free Tool)
Base64 turns binary or text into a safe alphabet of 64 characters: images in CSS, credentials in headers, data in URLs. This tool encodes and decodes instan…
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Random Name Picker: Fair Draws for Giveaways and Groups (Free Tool)

Random Name Picker: Fair Draws for Giveaways and Groups (Free Tool)
Choosing fairly between options, people or prizes shouldn't take longer than the decision itself: paste the list, press the button, get a winner with a …
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URL Encoder and Decoder: Percent-Encoding Done Right (Free Tool)

URL Encoder and Decoder: Percent-Encoding Done Right (Free Tool)
Sharing a link with & or spaces inside a parameter breaks it; receiving %20%26%3F gibberish tells you nothing. Percent-encoding is the bridge, and this …
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