MSRX Tools

232 tools · free · no account · no file ever uploaded

Every file tool you need.
None of them upload your files.

Other tool sites send your documents to a server, process them there and promise to delete them later. These run inside the tab you already have open. There is no upload to trust, because there is no upload.

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Free, with nothing behind it
Every tool, every feature, no limits. No trial that expires, no watermark on the output, no “upgrade to remove”, no card ever asked for.There is no paid tier to upgrade to, so there is nothing to hold back.
No login, no account
No sign-up, no email address, no password, no cookie banner. Open a tool and use it.Works in a private or incognito window exactly as well as a normal one.
Your files never leave your device
Files are read and processed by your own browser. They are never uploaded, so there is no server copy to leak, subpoena or forget to delete.Open your browser's Network tab and run any tool. You will see no upload.
Works with the internet off
Once a tool page has loaded, pull the plug and it keeps working — which is only possible because the processing was never happening elsewhere. The AI tools are the exception and say so on their own pages: those need a model, and a model needs a server.The strongest proof there is: code that needed a server could not do this.

One exception, stated plainly: the optional AI assistant on each tool page sends the question you type to be answered. It never sees your files or your tool input. The privacy notice explains exactly what does and does not happen.

How this differs from every other tool site

 The usual arrangementMSRX Tools
Where does your file go?Uploaded to a server, processed there, deleted later — you are trusting a promise.Nowhere. It is read by the browser tab you already have open.
What does it cost?Free for two files a day, then a subscription.Nothing, for everything, always.
Do you need an account?Free tier by email, most features behind a login.No account exists to make.
What happens on a bad connection?Upload, wait, download. A dropped connection means starting again.The page loads once, and after that the network is not involved — outside the AI tools, which are the one category that needs it.
What is being collected?Analytics, advertising identifiers, and the files themselves for a while.No cookies, no analytics, no accounts. Nothing to collect.

Combine, take apart, shrink, rotate, stamp, sign and redact. Your PDFs are read and rewritten inside this tab and never uploaded anywhere.

Resize, crop, compress and convert using the browser's own image engine — no plugin, no upload, and fast enough that a batch finishes before a competitor's page has loaded.

A photograph at the millimetre size the country you are applying to actually asks for, with the background replaced if it needs to be, and a print sheet that fits as many copies as the paper will take. The cut-out runs on your own device, so a photograph of your face is never sent anywhere.

Cut, resize, rotate, join and compress video using the codecs the browser already ships for playing it — no plugin, no upload, and no thirty-megabyte download before the first click.

Cut, level, stretch and join recordings using the browser's own audio engine — no plugin and no thirty-megabyte download before the first click.

Pack and unpack archives, move between document and spreadsheet formats, and clean up the files you already have.

JSON, YAML, CSV, XML and plain prose — reformat, validate, convert between them, diff two versions and tidy the result.

Draft a prompt, tighten a paragraph, translate a page, turn a mess of notes into a table. This is the one category that uses a server — the text you send here is answered by a language model, and the tools say so on every page.

The small things you reach for a dozen times a day: base64, JWTs, URL encoding, regex, cron, timestamps, colour maths.

Checksums, strong passwords, QR codes and metadata scrubbing. Nothing here phones home, which is rather the point for this category.

Investments, loans, salary, tax and the small-savings schemes — worked out in full, with the schedule behind every figure rather than a single number and a chart. Nothing is uploaded and no rate is fetched: the numbers you type are the only numbers involved.

Units, dates, loans, tax and the small generators that save a trip to a spreadsheet.

Questions people reasonably ask

Is it really free? What is the catch?
It is free and there is no catch, but the honest answer is worth giving: this site is cheap to run precisely because it does not process your files. There are no servers doing the work, no storage bill and no bandwidth cost for uploads, because none of that happens. A tool site that processes files on its servers has real costs and has to recover them somehow — usually a subscription, sometimes your data. This one does not have those costs.
How can I check that my files are not being uploaded?
Open your browser's developer tools, go to the Network tab, and run any tool. You will see the page load and then nothing further. A stronger test: load a tool page, disconnect from the internet completely, and use it. It will work. Software that was quietly uploading your file could not. Try it on the AI tools and they will fail instead, which is the same test telling you the truth about those — they are the only ones that need a server, and none of them accepts a file.
Does it work in incognito or private browsing?
Yes, identically. There is no account to sign into and the site stores nothing in your browser — no cookies, no local storage — so a private window behaves exactly like a normal one. Nothing is remembered between visits in either case.
Is anything at all sent to a server?
Two things, and only if you use them. The first is the AI assistant on each tool page: when you ask it a question, the question you typed and the name of the tool are sent to be answered. Your files, and whatever you put into the tool, are not sent and the assistant cannot see them. The second is the AI category itself — those tools take text and send it to a language model, because a model is far too large to run in a browser tab. Every page in that category says so on itself, in place of the promise the rest of the site makes. Nothing else here sends anything at all, and no file is ever sent by any of them.
Is there a file size limit?
No imposed limit. The practical limit is your device's memory, since the work happens there — a laptop handles a few hundred megabytes comfortably, a phone rather less. The tools warn you when a file is large enough to be worth thinking about rather than failing silently.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. The output is yours, with no attribution required and no licence to read. We claim no rights over anything you put in or take out — we could not, since the files never reach us.
Do you keep logs?
The host records standard web-server request logs, as every web host does: which page was requested, when, and from which IP address. We add nothing to them and do not analyse them. The privacy notice sets out exactly what does and does not happen.

Still unsure? Read the privacy notice, or ask.