Emoji, symbols & handy little tools
495 small tools that run entirely in your browser. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and nothing you type ever leaves your device.
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What Pikkit is
Pikkit is a hand-built collection of 495 small tools, each doing one job well: pick an emoji, convert a file, check a sum, sign a PDF, tidy a recording. Every one runs entirely inside your browser โ the page IS the program โ so there is nothing to install, no account to create, and nothing you enter is ever uploaded. Load a tool, go offline, and it keeps working.
Each tool page explains what the tool does, how it works and, just as deliberately, what it can't do: the PDF compressor says its method turns text into images, the audio speed changer says pitch moves with speed, the sharpener says it can't recover detail a photo never captured. Tools that compute something are checked against independently worked-out values before they go live. The guides go deeper into the ideas behind the tools โ why Easter moves, how QR codes survive damage, what a one-rep max measures โ and the about page covers who makes all this and how it's funded.
Browse, search and copy every emoji, symbol and text face.
Restyle, count, clean, compare and mangle text.
Style & fun
Count & compare
Clean & convert
Codes & ciphers
Write & speak
Everyday sums, money, dates and timers.
Money
Business & marketing
Dates, age & pets
Clocks & time zones
Timers
School & science
Maths & geometry
Everyday converters
Electronics
Health & everyday
Let the machine decide.
Decide
Games
Puzzles
Jokes & words
Generate
Party & groups
Encode, hash, convert and compress โ all in the browser.
Generators & codes
SEO & marketing
Encode & decode
Hashing & encryption
Developer
CSS & colour
Crop, blur, convert and record โ without uploading anything.
Edit a photo
Effects
Create
Convert
Video & GIF
Record & audio
Audio editing
Sound generators
ID & printing
Inspect
Check your keyboard, mouse, mic, webcam and screen.
Input devices
Reflexes & memory
Screen
Audio & camera
Why everything here is client-side
Every tool here runs inside your browser. Text you paste into the word counter, passwords you generate, files you hash โ all of it is processed in the page and never sent anywhere, and there is no account and no upload step. The site is paid for by advertising, so Google's ad script does load on these pages, and Google Analytics counts which pages get opened. Both set cookies, as on any ad-supported site. Neither has any access to what you type into the tools. Full detail is in the privacy policy.