About MyEasyTools
Free, fast, privacy-first utilities for everyday file and text tasks — built by a single developer who got tired of uploading files to random websites.
Why I built this
Every time I needed to resize an image, compress a PDF, or generate a QR code, I'd end up on some sketchy site that wanted me to create an account, showed me five ads, and — if I read the fine print — kept a copy of my file. I built MyEasyTools to fix that.
All 12 tools are free with no login required. Files are processed in memory and discarded the moment your result is returned. There are no accounts to create, no files to manage, and nothing stored on a server.
Core principles
Privacy by default
Files are never written to disk, logged, or retained. In-memory only, always.
Fast and lightweight
Client-side tools run entirely in your browser. Server tools are processed and returned instantly.
No account required
Every tool works without signing up. An optional Pro plan unlocks higher limits for power users.
Transparent
One developer. Clear privacy policy. No hidden tracking beyond standard analytics.
Who's behind MyEasyTools?
My name is Alex. I'm a solo developer based in Adelaide, Australia. I built MyEasyTools because I kept hitting the same frustration: needing to compress a PDF, resize an image, or generate a QR code — and every tool I found required an account, showed me five ads, or quietly kept my files.
I wanted one place where I could do these tasks quickly, without signing up for anything, with files that genuinely never get stored anywhere. So I built it. The site runs on Next.js (hosted on Vercel) and a Python/FastAPI backend (hosted on Railway). Files are processed entirely in-memory — never written to disk, never retained after your session.
MyEasyTools is kept sustainable through advertising (shown to free users only) and an optional Pro plan for people who need higher file size limits. The core tools are free and will stay free — that's the whole point.
Tech stack
The frontend is built with Next.js 14 and deployed on Vercel. Server-side tools (PDF compression, image background removal, Word to PDF) run on a Python/FastAPI backend hosted on Railway. Files never touch a database — they go in, get transformed, come back out.
Get in touch
Found a bug? Want to suggest a tool? Have a question about your data? Use the contact page — I read every message.