ToolKnit

Choose from 95 free utilities for working with PDF, image, video, audio and text files.

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About ToolKnit

ToolKnit is a browser-based collection of 95 free utilities for PDF, image, video, audio, and text files. It also includes calculators, time tools, and creative utilities. A Windows desktop app is listed, and most tools run directly in the browser with no account required.

You can convert files such as PDF to Word, Word to PDF, JPG to PNG, and HEIC to JPG. You can also merge or compress PDFs, resize or crop images, extract audio from video, format JSON, count characters, and generate QR codes, passwords, and invoices. The site also provides guides, stories, and a changelog in its content library.

It suits people who need occasional file conversions and everyday tasks without installing software or creating an account.

Key features

  • Merge, compress and convert PDF files
  • Convert and edit images including resize and crop
  • Extract audio and create GIFs from video
  • Format JSON, compare text and generate hashes
  • Generate QR codes, passwords and invoices
Best for: People who need file conversions and everyday utilities without an account.
Good for
  • 95 tools available for free
  • Most tools run in the browser without an account
  • No watermarks according to site description

ToolKnit at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Free
Platforms
Web, Windows
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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ToolKnit FAQ

What is ToolKnit?
ToolKnit is a browser-based toolbox with 95 free tools for PDF, image, video, audio, text, and other everyday tasks.
Do I need an account to use ToolKnit?
No. Most tools run directly in your browser with no account required.
Is ToolKnit free?
Yes. The site lists its 95 tools as free to use.
Does ToolKnit have a desktop app?
Yes. The site lists a Windows desktop app alongside its web tools.
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