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17 free tools that just work. No sign-up, no upload, no waiting. Everything runs privately in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.

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Citation GeneratorAPA 7, MLA 9 and Harvard in seconds, plus a ready-to-paste bibliography.
Cite a source →
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Word CounterWords, characters, reading time and live limits for X, Instagram and YouTube.
Count my words →
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Prompt Library40 copy-ready prompts for school, work, content and life.
Browse prompts →
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Headline AnalyzerScore any title out of 100 and learn exactly how to make it more clickable.
Score my headline →
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YouTube Description GeneratorSEO-friendly descriptions with chapters, links and hashtags.
Create a description →
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Pomodoro Study TimerFocus for 25, rest for 5. Gentle sounds and daily stats keep you going.
Start focusing →
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Text CleanerFix messy PDF text, remove ** symbols and convert case in one click.
Clean my text →
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Invoice GeneratorProfessional invoices and quotes in USD, EUR, GBP and more. Save as PDF.
Make an invoice →
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Personal Info MaskerHide names, emails and card numbers before pasting into ChatGPT, then put them back.
Mask my text →
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AI Readiness CheckerScore any page out of 100 for search engines and AI tools, with free fixes.
Check my page →
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PDF CompressorShrink scanned and image-heavy PDFs for email and uploads. No upload, no watermark.
Compress a PDF →
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QR Code GeneratorQR codes for links, Wi-Fi, email and more. Logos, dot styles, bank and Wi-Fi codes. PNG, SVG or PDF.
Make a QR code →
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Image CompressorShrink and resize JPG, PNG and WebP photos for websites and email, several at once.
Compress images →
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AI Image Prompt BuilderPick a style, lighting and mood to get ready prompts for ChatGPT, Midjourney and more.
Build a prompt →
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Resume Bullet Point BuilderTurn job duties into strong, results-focused bullets that recruiters notice.
Build bullets →
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AI Tool Finder40+ AI apps explained, from ChatGPT to Zotero and Google Scholar, with how-to steps.
Find a tool →
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Writing Checker

💡 How to use this tool
  1. Paste your essay, email or post (at least 20 words), or upload a .txt file.
  2. Click Check my writing.
  3. Look at your Natural writing score and the stats.
  4. Fix the highlighted robotic phrases and very long sentences.
  5. Check again until it reads clearly and sounds like you.

Paste text or upload a .txt file. You get readability, sentence rhythm, repetition and robotic-sounding phrases, plus tips to make your writing clearer and more natural.

Note: this is not an "AI detector." No tool can reliably tell AI from human writing, and detectors often flag human work (see the research). This tool helps you improve your writing instead.

For Word or PDF files, open the file, select all, copy and paste the text above.

Script and Prompt Writer

💡 How to use this tool
  1. Choose what you want to create, e.g. a YouTube script.
  2. Type your topic and who it is for.
  3. Pick a tone and length, and add any extra details.
  4. Click Write my prompt, then Copy prompt.
  5. Paste it into ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude and edit the result.

Fill in a few details and get a ready-made, detailed prompt for any AI assistant. Great for YouTube scripts, TikTok videos, blog posts, emails and more. Copy it into ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude.

Your prompt will appear here.

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