About ToolFox

ToolFox is a collection of 66 everyday utilities — PDF tools, image tools, converters, calculators, developer helpers and a handful of browser games — built around one principle: your data stays yours. Every tool runs locally in your browser. Files are never uploaded, text is never sent to a server, and there are no accounts.

Why we built it

ToolFox started with a recurring annoyance: simple tasks that should take ten seconds — merging two PDFs, resizing a photo, converting a unit — kept getting routed through websites that upload your files, show five ad interstitials and then cap the file size unless you subscribe. We believed the everyday toolbox should be the opposite: instant, free and private by design.

Why browser-based?

Because it is faster, safer and free to run. The tool's code is downloaded once and executes on your device, so there is no queue, no upload wait and no privacy trade-off. A 500 MB scan merges as privately as a 50 KB note. The site itself is installable as an app on Android, iOS and desktop (PWA) and keeps working offline.

What's inside

• 66 tools across categories like PDF, images, text, calculators, developers and games.
• 3 languages — English, Turkish and German — with the same feature set on every version.
• Guides — practical, original articles on the tasks our tools solve: browse the guides.

How is it funded?

ToolFox is free and has no premium tier. The site is supported by advertising: ads are displayed alongside the tools and never interfere with them — no pop-ups over the working area, no redirects, no "download" buttons that are actually ads. Analytics is anonymous and aggregate (see the privacy policy). If you want to support the project, the best way is simply to use the tools and share them.

Who is behind it

ToolFox is built and maintained by an independent developer. Tools are added continuously, driven mostly by user requests — if something everyday is missing, tell us and it will likely end up in the next batch.