Generators
19 of 20 livePasswords, QR codes, CSS and placeholder content, generated locally.
Long, genuinely random, and it never leaves your device.
URLs, Wi-Fi and vCards, downloadable as SVG or PNG.
Linear, radial and conic, with the CSS ready to copy.
Paragraphs, lists or plain words, in Latin or Russian.
Handles that are still short and still pronounceable.
People names for test data, by locale and gender.
Name ideas with the matching domain checked as it goes.
Available domains around a keyword, across the usual TLDs.
A range, a count, and an option for no repeats.
Dates inside a range, for seeding test fixtures.
EAN, UPC and Code 128, with the check digit worked out.
Build a table in a grid, get clean markup out.
Stack several shadows and copy the whole declaration.
All eight values, including the squircle-ish elliptical ones.
Drag the points, read the polygon, copy the CSS.
Every size plus the web manifest, from one source image.
Any size, any label, generated locally as SVG or PNG.
Realistic-looking copy in Russian or English, not Latin.
HTML that survives Outlook and Gmail alike.
A starting draft to hand a lawyer — not legal advice.
Direct conversions
14 one-step pagesRandomness matters, and it does not all come from the same place
A password generated on someone else's server has already been seen by someone else's server. Here it comes from your operating system's random number generator and never leaves the tab. This is the one corner of the section where privacy genuinely matters — and where it matters, it matters completely.
The rest is about the result being accepted. A Telegram handle is useless if the app refuses it, so the generators here encode the platforms' real rules: length, permitted characters, no leading digit. A QR code is useless if it will not scan from across a room. A CSS gradient is useless if it did not copy whole. Placeholder text and images exist so a layout is tested at a realistic volume rather than on three words.
What is coming next
19 of the 20 are live today. The rest are being added in batches, and each one is listed as it lands. If a tool you need is still marked as coming and you want it sooner, say so — the order is not fixed.