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Smart, private and instant tools designed for creators and developers. Process files, data, and assets locally in your browser without uploads, subscriptions, or unnecessary complexity.
Your files stay on your device. PDF, image, office, and developer workflows run locally in your browser, keeping sensitive work private by default.
No uploads. No waiting. ToolBuddy processes files directly on your device for instant results and faster workflows.
No subscriptions, forced sign-ups, or paywalls around core tools. Use what you need, when you need it.
Unlike many online tools, your files never leave your device. Everything works locally for maximum privacy and control.
From PDF organization and image compression to texture packing, Spine viewing, and developer utilities, ToolBuddy helps you get work done faster.
Use ToolBuddy on Windows, macOS, Linux, Chromebook, tablets, and modern browsers without installing software.
Step-by-step guides and deep dives on the tools people use most, from game asset pipelines to document and image workflows.
Spine viewer walkthrough
Drop a Spine JSON, atlas and textures into a browser tab to play animations, swap skins, check debug overlays and export a GIF or video. No upload.
3D model review walkthrough
How to review a 3D model in your browser: open GLB, glTF, OBJ, STL or FBX, check normals and UVs, measure real distances and record a turntable. No upload.
Sprite atlas walkthrough
Pack loose sprites into an atlas in your browser, pick the right data format for your engine, and get trim, padding and multipack right before handoff.
PDF compression walkthrough
Shrink a PDF in your browser without uploading it. What actually makes PDFs big, which of the three levels to use, and what to check before you hit send.
Image compression walkthrough
Make images smaller for websites, email and docs without them looking worse. Where the file should go, when to resize first, and what to check after.
Sprite sheet unpacking walkthrough
Turn a sprite sheet or texture atlas back into separate PNG frames in your browser, using its data file, a grid, auto-detection or boxes you draw yourself.
PDF organizer walkthrough
Put PDF pages in the right order, turn sideways scans upright, drop the pages you don't need and save one clean file, all in your browser.
Rive viewer walkthrough
Open an exported Rive .riv file in your browser, switch artboards and state machines, poke the inputs, and export a log of what happened for the dev team.
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“ToolBuddy is a fantastic web-based collection of utility tools that makes everyday tasks quick and convenient. Since it's available directly in the browser, there's no need to install any software—I can simply open the website and access the tools whenever I need them.”
Prashant
Senior Software Engineer, Splash Learn
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“I have used mostly JSON formation, but other tools are also very good like image compressor.”
Abhishek Maurya
Engineer at NAB
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“I’ve tried various online sprite sheet splitters, but yours handles it better than all the rest!”
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Yes. ToolBuddy offers free tools for PDFs, images, office files, game assets, and developers. Core features are available without subscriptions or mandatory sign-ups.
Yes. Most ToolBuddy tools process files directly in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to our servers during standard local workflows, helping keep sensitive work private.
No. Most tools can be used immediately without creating an account or sharing personal information.
ToolBuddy supports a wide range of PDF, image, office, game asset, and developer file formats. Supported formats vary by tool and are listed on each tool page.
Most limits depend on your device's available memory and processing power rather than server restrictions. Larger files may require a more powerful device.