Every tool, honestly labelled
167 tools are specified on this platform. 82 of them work right now with no configuration. The rest carry a label saying exactly what they are waiting on — because a tool that looks available and then does nothing is worse than one that tells you the truth.
82
Live
Works right now, in your browser.
45
Not switched on
Needs a paid AI service, which this site does not use.
24
Requires engine
Needs a processing engine that is not bundled in this deployment yet.
16
Coming soon
Specified and on the roadmap. Not built yet.
These 16 tools do not work yet
PDF & documents
9 tools
- Coming soon
Edit PDF
Add and change text, images and shapes directly on the page.
- Coming soon
Sign PDF
Draw, type or upload a signature and place it on the page.
- Coming soon
Organise PDF
A visual workspace to reorder, rotate, delete and insert pages at once.
- Coming soon
Fill PDF forms
Complete an interactive PDF form and save your answers.
- Coming soon
Annotate PDF
Highlight, comment and mark up a document.
- Coming soon
Extract images from PDF
Pull every embedded image out at original resolution.
- Coming soon
Redact PDF
Permanently remove sensitive content, not just cover it up.
- Coming soon
Repair PDF
Recover what can be read from a damaged or truncated PDF.
- Coming soon
Convert to PDF/A
Produce an archival PDF/A file for long-term retention.
Images
3 tools
Data & converters
2 tools
Business & work
2 tools
Why so many tools are marked unavailable
It would be easy to publish two hundred tool pages with working-looking buttons and let people discover the truth one broken attempt at a time. A lot of sites do exactly that.
Instead, every tool here declares in code whether it has a real processing engine behind it, and an automated test fails the build if a tool claims to be live without one. The label on a card is not marketing copy — it is a machine-checked fact.
The practical consequence: when something says Live, you can rely on it.