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Free tools, made with zeal.

No sign-ups, no watermarks, no nonsense. Every tool usable three ways: UI · REST API · MCP.

All tools

The Zeal Promise

Non-negotiable, on every tool we ship.

  • No sign-up — ever
  • No watermarks on any output
  • No ads near the download button
  • Works fully on mobile
  • Privacy-first: processing stays in your browser
  • Open source (MIT) — audit it, contribute, self-host
  • Zero runtime dependencies in tool logic

Free REST API — no keys

Every tool is a pure function, so every tool is an endpoint. No API key, no sign-up.

curl -X POST https://zeal.tools/api/v1/qr \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"data": "https://zeal.tools"}'
Browse the API index →

MCP server

Point any MCP client — Claude, IDEs, agents — at our endpoint and use every tool from your AI workflow.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "zeal-tools": { "url": "https://zeal.tools/mcp" }
  }
}

Why this exists

I got tired of it. You search for a tool that should take ten seconds, and you land on a page that wants an account before it will do anything. You make the account, and now the result has a watermark. You close three ad overlays to find the download button, and it is next to two more that are not download buttons.

So these are the tools I wanted to exist — built for myself, and used daily. That is the whole filter: if I would not reach for it in the middle of my own work, it does not get built. It also explains what is missing. No sign-up, because I never wanted one. No watermark, because I would not accept one. No ads near the download, because that is the exact moment every other site chose to get in my way.

Everything runs in your browser wherever it possibly can, and it is all MIT licensed — so if I ever stop maintaining this, you can take it and run it yourself.

Built by zernonia

github.com/zernonia →

zeal.tools

Free tools, made with zeal. No sign-ups, no watermarks, no nonsense — open source and yours to audit.

MIT licensed · every tool works in the browser, over the API, and through MCP.