Got tired of bloated tool websites, so I built my own 20+ client-side utilities

Dikshit Panchal — Sat, 14 Nov 2026 08:46:06 +0000

Honestly, I got tired of searching for a simple online tool—like resizing an image or formatting a quick JSON snippet—only to land on pages covered in pop-up ads, paywalls, or a "Sign up to download" wall.

Even worse, most of these sites make you upload your personal photos or sensitive text to their servers just to do a basic task that your browser can easily handle on its own.

So over the past few months, I decided to build my own collection of lightweight tools: The AI Hub Tools.

Nothing fancy, no backend servers, and no tracking—just plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript running 100% locally in your browser. Since everything runs client-side, your files never leave your device, and the tools load almost instantly even on slow connections.

Here are a few of the utilities I've put together so far:

Image & File stuff: Image Resizer, SVG to PNG converter, and an EXIF Data Remover (super handy if you want to strip camera/location metadata before sharing photos online).
Dev utilities: JSON Formatter, Base64 Encoder/Decoder, Regex Tester, URL Encoder/Decoder, and a Hash Generator.
CSS & Design: A quick CSS Glassmorphism Generator so I don't have to guess blur values every time.
Everyday tools: QR Code Generator, Password Generator, Word Counter, Case Converter, Unit Converter, Voice-to-Text typing, Age Calculator, and an SIP Calculator.

You can check out the full list here: https://theaihub-tools.github.io/all-tools/

I'm still tweaking the UI and adding new tools whenever I run into a repetitive task myself. If you try it out and notice any bugs, or if there's a specific utility you think I should add next, let me know in the comments!

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Got tired of bloated tool websites, so I built my own 20+ client-side utilities