Alphabetize list is a free online tool that puts any list in alphabetical order. Alphabetize lists, last names, friends, remove duplicates, reverse list, strip HTML, randomize, and alphabetize titles
Free online tool to convert animated GIFs to Slack and Discord-compatible emojis. Automatically resizes to 128x128px and optimizes file size under platform limits.
Turn any webpage into a collaborative canvas. Annotate, share annotation URLs, collaborate in real-time, and export as PNG. Free online tool with no registration needed.
Free online tool to optimize images and convert them to base64 encoding. Drag & drop your files, copy to clipboard, and use the result in HTML and CSS. Supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, and 8 more formats.
Free Broken Link Checker finds dead links on any website in minutes. This is an online tool with no sign-up or downloads. Advanced services are available.
Character Count Online is an online tool that lets you easily calculate and count the number of characters, words, sentences and paragraphs in your text.
Chuangkit is a browser-based design and editing platform, accessible at Chuangkit. It is built around the idea that people can produce polished graphics and short videos by typing and swapping elements rather than learning professional software. The name on the site positions it as a tool for images and video where "if you can type, you can design."
A comprehensive reference database of dimensioned drawings documenting the standard measurements and sizes of the everyday objects and spaces that make up our world.
Free and Open source tool to streamline document filling and signing. Create custom PDF forms to complete and sign with an easy to use online tool. Automatic digital signature.
Element is a desktop UI component library built for Vue 2.0, aimed at developers, designers and product managers who need ready-made interface pieces rather than building controls from scratch. It is hosted at Element.
Emojipedia is a reference site for emoji meanings, names and visual designs. It explains what each emoji is officially called, how it is described by the Unicode Consortium, and how its artwork changes across platforms such as Apple, Google and Samsung. This makes it useful when a symbol looks different on different phones or when the intended meaning is unclear.