Find a tool

Type what you're trying to do in your own words — "shrink an image", "remove metadata from a photo", "compare two texts" — and this searches every tool's name and description for a match, right as you type.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Runs in your browser
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How it works

Type what you need

In plain words, no exact tool name required.

Read the matches

Ranked by how many of your words they match.

Open the one that fits

Straight to the tool, ready to use.

You don't need to know the tool's name

With well over 200 tools on this site, remembering the exact name of the one you need isn't always realistic. This page works the other way around: describe the problem in your own words, and it searches every tool's name and short description for matching words, showing the best matches first as you type.

How the matching works

Your sentence is broken into individual words, common filler words are ignored, and each tool in the catalog gets a point for every one of your words that shows up in its name or description. Tools with more matching words rank higher. It's a straightforward keyword match, not artificial intelligence — try a few different words if the first search doesn't turn up what you're after.

When to use this instead of browsing

If you already know roughly what category you need — an image tool, a PDF tool — browsing the home page's categories might be just as fast. This page is for when you have a specific task in mind but aren't sure what it's called, or when typing a couple of words is quicker than scanning a list.

Every tool, one search box

Rather than a separate search per category, this page reaches across the whole catalog at once, so a task that could fall under more than one section — say, something involving both images and PDFs — still turns up regardless of where it technically lives, without you having to guess the right category first.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to use the exact tool name?
No, describe what you're trying to do in your own words; the search matches against each tool's name and description.
Why didn't my search find anything?
Try different or fewer words — very specific phrasing can miss a tool whose description uses different wording for the same idea.
Is this powered by AI?
No, it's a straightforward keyword match against the catalog, done instantly in your browser.
Can I search in either language?
The search matches against the tool names and descriptions in the language of the page you're on.
Does this upload what I type anywhere?
No, the search runs entirely in your browser against the tool list already loaded on the page.
What if several tools match equally well?
They're all shown, ranked by how many of your words they match, so you can pick the one that actually fits.