297 tools
These tools are free to use outright — not free trials, and not paid products with a limited free tier. Tools that merely include a free plan alongside paid ones are listed separately, because the difference matters when you are choosing something to rely on.
Free local video watermark remover. Cover logos and timestamps with blur, mosaic or black box in your browser...
RankLocalToday offers free local SEO tools for businesses and marketers. Check Google Maps visibility, run an...
Google Tag Manager helps with tag management for marketers, creators, site owners and SEO teams.
Curated collection of high-quality AI prompts with examples, categories, and ready-to-use templates for ChatGP...
A browser tone generator from 20 Hz to 22 kHz with four waveforms, binaural beats and WAV export.
Korim is a live AI-budget signals Index and intelligence platform showing where enterprise AI money is moving....
Free static QR code generator — client-side PNG/SVG, no signup. Payload encoded in the image (not a short-link...
Random Topic Generators is a free browser toolkit with curated prompts for conversations, writing, debate, and...
Bidirectional English and Somali text translator. Paste text, switch direction, copy the result, and keep usef...
Free tools still have limits, and they are rarely the same limits. Some cap how much you can generate per day, some restrict commercial use, and some are free because the product is early and still changing. Before you build a workflow on a free tool, it is worth checking how the maker funds it — an open-source project and a venture-funded free beta tend to age very differently. Where a tool also publishes paid plans, you will find that noted on its own page.
