Keep useful tools close.
Favorites move to the top of the current results without an account. The browser stores tool identifiers rather than tool inputs. The selection stays on that device, and unavailable storage is explained.
A Plainview Web project · Free public resource
Plainview Tools development, from inputs to useful results.
Everyday web tasks shaped Plainview Tools development, from preparing images to checking text and markup. Plainview Web built the directory, individual utilities, shared interaction patterns, and supporting explanations as a free public resource.
From question to result
A useful collection needs a clear way in.
Visitors can search names, descriptions, categories, and common terms, combine a query with a category, and reset an empty result. Each card links directly to a working utility.
Explain what a result can establish.
A calculation, a preview, and an editorial suggestion answer different questions. The tool pages distinguish measured results from approximations and guidance, with methods and sources where relevant.
Explore the implementation
Small interfaces with a specific job.
These examples show the kinds of interactions Plainview designs and builds. Each link opens the actual free tool.
Prepare an image locally
Adjust dimensions and export settings, then compare the actual generated size. Supported files stay in the browser.
Open Image Compressor & Resizer
Inspect before sharing
Review supported image metadata, understand removal limits, and verify a cleaned copy without uploading the source.
Open Metadata & Privacy Cleaner
Review what changed
Compare two drafts, inspect the changed passages, and export a summary while keeping editorial judgment with the reader.
Open Text Difference CheckerYour own tool
Try the tools or discuss a new one.
These 27 public tools are free to use. A new calculator, checker, generator, or workflow commissioned for a business is a separate paid development project.