Toolton
Free browser tools for images, PDFs and everyday tasks
What it does
ToolTon is a free collection of simple browser-based tools for everyday tasks. It currently includes tools for image compression, image resizing, QR code generation, percentage calculation and PDF compression. ToolTon is designed to be fast, simple and easy to use on phones, tablets and desktops. Where supported, files are processed directly in the browser, so users can work with their files without creating an account or uploading them to a server. No complicated setup.
Toolton provides fast, simple and free online tools for images, PDFs, files and everyday tasks.
Fast, simple and easy-to-use online utilities for everyday tasks. Simple utilities designed to get the job done without unnecessary steps. Calculate percentages, percentage change, increase and decrease instantly. Toolton is being built as a collection of practical online utilities that are fast, easy to understand and useful on both mobile and desktopfrom toolton.github.io
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