Make a file easier to share
Use Resize and Compress to fit an upload limit, then Image to PDF when several pictures belong in one document. The files stay on your device.
A little help with everyday things
Work out a number, make a file easier to share, or take a well-earned game break.
Search by the job, the tool or the unit. Abbreviations and common typos work too.
Favourites, recent tools, personal bests and lesson progress stay in this browser. Clearing them cannot be undone.
What actually reaches your account, and what a rate is worth over a year.
Buying, selling and letting, and the tax on each.
Roofs, stairs and slabs: lengths and heights in, angles and quantities out.
Sole trader, limited company, or a day rate through either.
Money later in life, leaving a job, and what an estate owes.
Pay while you are off, and what child benefit is worth once income is counted.
Plan a savings target, compare loan payments and estimate electricity costs.
Hours worked, dates, durations and meetings across time zones.
Percentages, shapes and unit conversions. Everyday answers, wherever you are.
Conversions that run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so nothing is stored.
Convert, resize, crop and adjust images. All of it in your browser, none of it uploaded.
Build typing confidence, test your reactions and make time to concentrate.
A quick break. Arcade games and puzzles with personal bests saved on your device.
Measure your connection or estimate how long a download will take.
Try your keyboard and mouse directly in the browser.
Use Resize and Compress to fit an upload limit, then Image to PDF when several pictures belong in one document. The files stay on your device.
Add shifts and unpaid breaks in the Timesheet Calculator. Use Time Converter for hours, minutes and seconds, or Appliance Running Cost for a device’s energy use.
Run the Broadband Speed Test, then enter that speed and a file size in Download Time Calculator. Its worked example explains the difference between Mbps and MB.
Each tool includes instructions, assumptions or worked examples. Read how we build and check the tools, or tell us what needs improving.