Free online tools for PDFs, images, calculators, text and code. Private by default, in your browser.

No signup, and your files never leave your device. 100% private by default — all 108 utilities process in your browser, with external network and runtime tools clearly labeled.

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Everyday Utilities

PDFs, images, calculators, text formatting, and daily helpers that process locally in your browser.

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Developer & Code Utilities

Offline-first utilities for JSON, security, databases, APIs, code conversion, and web design.

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Privacy by design

Most utilities run entirely in browser memory. Network tools that query external servers (such as DNS Lookup and API Tester) are labeled explicitly. Your inputs and keys are not stored or uploaded to Mango servers.

Local execution

Input never leaves your tab for offline utilities

Formatters, generators, hashers, and encoders execute locally using browser APIs like Web Crypto, Canvas, and WebAssembly. No tool inputs, tokens, or uploaded files are sent to Mango servers.

network-audit

Inspect DevTools > Network tab. Formatting JSON or generating keys emits zero network requests. Local tool data stays in memory.

Zero server latency

Instant response on megabyte payloads

Because data stays local, calculations and formatting are instantaneous without network round trips or queuing.

Works offline

Service Worker caches utilities for offline use

Local utilities run without an active internet connection once loaded. Network-dependent tools are clearly labeled.

Network tools transparency: Tools like DNS Lookup, SSL Checker, and API Request Tester make browser-initiated requests to your requested endpoints. Tools like Python Runner download a WebAssembly runtime on first launch.

Frequently asked questions

Details on privacy, offline capabilities, and data handling.

Yes. Every tool in the catalog is free with unlimited usage, zero paywalls, zero rate limits, and no account required.

No. Local utilities process data strictly inside your browser sandbox using Web Crypto, Canvas, and WebAssembly. Tools that make external network queries (such as DNS Lookup, SSL Checker, or API Request Tester) are explicitly labeled as Network tools.

Open your browser DevTools (F12) and inspect the Network tab. Formatting JSON, generating UUIDs, or inspecting tokens produces zero outbound requests.

Yes. Once cached in your browser, local utilities work without an active internet connection. Tools requiring network queries are labeled accordingly.

Yes. The catalog holds 108 focused tools. If a utility is missing, reach out with your suggestions and frequently requested tools will be added.