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Rishi Banota
Rishi Banota

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"ToolMint: Our website offers a wide range of practical and easy-to-use tools designed to s"

I built ToolMint — Our website offers a wide range of practical and easy-to-use tools designed to simplify your everyday tasks. Whether you need 📊 calculators, 🔄 converters, 📝 text utilities, 📂 file tools, ⚡ productivity helpers, or many other essential features, we've got you covered. 🚀 Save time, boost productivity, and get things done faster.

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ToolMint demo


What it does

# ToolMint

ToolMint is a lightweight collection of browser-based utility tools built for developers, students, and anyone who needs a quick productivity boost.

ToolMint homepage screenshot

What you can do here

ToolMint brings together handy tools for text, data, images, and developer workflows, including:

  • 72 Tools Currently Live 🔥
  • Text utilities: Base64 encoder/decoder, HTML encoder/decoder, case converter, slug generator, and word counter
  • Data helpers: JSON formatter, JSON-to-CSV, CSV-to-JSON, and markdown-to-HTML
  • Image utilities: image resizer, image-to-base64 conversion, and QR code generation
  • Developer tools: regex tester, JWT decoder, SHA256 generator, timestamp converter, and password generator
  • Calculators: age calculator, EMI calculator, percentage calculator, and unit converter

Why ToolMint?

This site is designed to be easy to use on any modern browser. It provides simple, fast, and approachable tools for one-off tasks or everyday workflows without needing to install anything.

Live demo

Visit the live site at:
https://toolmint.rishibanota.workers.dev/

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this project 💚

Suggestions, bug reports, and new tool ideas are welcome via issues or pull requests.


Why I built it

I'm a student developer (3rd-year BE IT) shipping real tools, not tutorials. ToolMint started as something I needed for myself and turned into a public project so others can use it too.

It's open source. Stars, issues, and PRs welcome — especially if you break it. 👉 ToolMint on GitHub

Tried it? Tell me what works (or what doesn't) in the comments.

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