EveryKit
79 free browser tools that never upload your files
What it does
EveryKit is 79 free single-purpose web tools that each do one everyday job in about a minute: passport and visa photos from a selfie, PDF merge, split, sign and watermark, document scanning with OCR, QR codes, invoices, and background removal. What makes it different: every tool runs entirely in your browser, so your files are never uploaded. You can verify it in the network tab. No ads, no sign-up walls, no upload waits. Even the OCR and speech-to-text run on-device, sending nothing anywhere.
Small single-purpose web tools that do one everyday job in about a minute: passport photos, formal letters. Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
The whole catalogue, by category. Everything runs in your browser. For some of these, you could. If you want a countdown, a word count or a unit conversion, an AI chat will do it fine, and so will a search box. We are not going to pretend otherwise. What a chat cannot do is give you back your own file. It cannot hand you a passport photo at exactly 35 by 45 mm, a PDF with your pages merged in the order you set, or an image compressed to land just under 100 KB. Those are byte-for-byte jobs on one specific file, and that is the work these tools do. There is also where your file goes. Using an AI assistant for your passport scan or a signed contract means uploading it to someone's server.…from useeverykit.com
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